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Home My WebLink About1981-01-13 - Orange Coast PilotI I 111111 Cllll YOUR HDMITDWI DlllY PAPIR I I , , • I I ,\ I I .\ ~ J I ' :1. I i • I \ ' OfiANGE. COUN TY C ALlf ORNIA 25 CENTS Ml •\MI 1 ~I' 1 Ttw t11u t.lc~t fr('•·h • tu hit l•it• t' "' ... ltlrit.li. ''"''" <•buut th1· lur 11 uf ttw l't'll tur \ d.11111J.:1·1l \ 111 u' ,.nu , 1·.:ct11 hie· \fl'I•' t111Ju \ <J llO f1Jtc0cd ,~ ..... , ll•llljld 0 1l'' tlJ r!Jldlt' ti11cf bldt k11ut:. fr um \1 1<1n11 t11 the 1:c1'r~td l•11~lt-1 Other <'tttes rcportang new luw:-. wcrc Jacksonville. where a 1011rn111g reading or 14 bettered a !15 year old January rf:'cord by unc degree, and Tampa. which broke a rc<·ord set in 1905 with l!2 de~retis s pokesman Dave Wolverton said the demand for electricity or 10.5 million kilowatts this morning broke the record for the second day in a row and forced r otating blackouts in e1ll cities served by the utility from Miami to the Jo,lor ida Georgia border ing already lo rotate power out- ages 20 to JO minutes al a time." healing equipment we re using that equipment " The t·1trus gmwcr!'i al!;o Wl·re us ing irrigation systcmo., and wind machines in ;rn effort to 1>revent damage I .s llc:thJ,,,.,. 14 llh 11 <Jq:r~~. ~ .. ,th•· 1111tJ1·'1 c.f l ,,,,., fcJJUrt 101( fl'\0t1rd 11114 ' I ht.• !JI C\lt<JUS l<inuar' 11114 r111 th•· 1 aµrlitl wa~ 11 d..-grn .. , 111 I !Y1 I Even K c> We~t mane1ged to tie the rec·ord low or 41 ~et Jan 12 . 1886 Miami wa:. at the freezing mark. 32 degrees. the coldest Jan 13 on record .. Due to thl' recor d C'Old we're meeting <m extrC'mely heavy de mand fur t:IC!ct r ie1ty," Wolverton said "As a ·res ult. it's heen neccssarv for u s this morn- The Florida citrus belt in cen tr al Florida was hit wath tern per atures ranging from 20 to 26 degrees. forcing many growers to take preventive action. "We've had temperatures cold enoul{h to probably eause some damage ... said Don Farmer, gt'n Pral manager of Florida Citrus Mutual "Those who had ··Rut at takes lw1t l1> thn:t> weeks for an orani:w t•J -;how that 1t 's really been hurl.·· Farmer :.aid .. Any 1h:1m agt• we ex pec·l to havt· will bt• 1n JUllT yrt•ld l11<;c; _J Florida Power & Lig ht <See t'l.ORIOi\, Page i\21 _ Weeping Alaia testifies ' Cancer clinic not 'raided' By JODI CADENHF;AO OI Ille 0•11' Pllel Sl•ll A Me xican doctor C'Onfirmed polic(' reports today that the arrest of a Laguna Hills photo- grapher and two owners of a cancer clinic was not connected with the Laetrile treatment center . Dr. Ma rio Soto. m e dical director for the Cydel Clinic. told the Dailv Pilot t hat Miguet APWI ........ 'STAY IN KOREA' H•lg •t he•rlnga Haig opposes V.S. leaving SowhKorea WASHINGTON (APJ Alex· ander M. Haig says he opposes withdrawal or u .s. forces from South Korea because it would unsetUe Asian allies and send a "self-defeating" signal to China. Dul Haig, who is President· elect Reagan's nominee for secretary of slate. refused lo say whether he would oppose lh£ Peking government ·s use of force agalnal Taiwan. He said that was too senalllve a subject to be diacuued in public. Hai1 had told the Senatt Forel1n Relations Commltlet earlier that he opposed an) ~~~~~~~'i\S~uth Korea a me. TDCJ1Y,"-dunn1 the - fourth day of hia confirmation hearinp, he waa aaked why. ''I lh1nk the major impact we would have to consider would be tbe Impact on Japan, which in 1trate1ic terma haa looked on South Korea u a da11er p0lnted It the· heart of Tokyo," Hall aald. "In unfriendly hands or even in dlapultd hands It would tW very unHtllln1 to Tokyo. It would haft a ~parable Im· ( ... MIG, Pa1e Al) a nd Guillermo del Rio, owners of the Tijuana clinic. were re- 1 e ascd unharmed following their arrest by Mexican police Saturday afternoon . Kelly Thompson , hired by a Laguna Hills· based tour group, Health on Wheels. to take pic- tures of the clinic, was re- leased following seizure or his film and a body search by police. Mexican police armed with machine guns a nd saweCI orr shot guns reportedly burst into the clinic's plush courtyard as 37 startled Americans to uring the facility looked on . "I was in my office at the time ... said Dr. Soto in an in- terview from the Tijuana clinic. "ll was nothing concern- ing the clinic or Laetrile ... Dr. Soto s aid that he was told by police that the del Rio brothers' arrest had something to do with a r obber y . The c linic is own e d by e ight brothers who are also affiliated with Cy to P h a rm a Laboratories. world's lar gest producer or Laetrile. In a statement to reporters. Ricardo Gilbert He rrera. chief or Baja "State Judic ial Police in Tijuana. said that the arrests or the del Rio brothe rs and seven others was the result or the investigation or a car - s tealing ring, where autos were stolen in the United States and sold south of the border. Apparently Thompson was an innocent bystander who hap- pened to be taking pictar es at the time or the raid. accor ding to authorities. P olice identified three men a rrested in connection with the .car theft ring including Aurelio Rogas Dominguez. 28; Gilbert Mayen Teraz. 23 , and J esus Domingo Duron Elias, 20. Also a r rested w e r e the Cyd e l brothers, two clinic employees and an unidentified woman. "I asked the state police for a pass for safely for m y pa· tienls," said Dr. Soto. The doctor added that he re· cei ved assurances from the police that none of the patients undergoing therapy at the clinic would be harmed. (See CANCER, Pa1e AZ> FBI hunts clues in jet bombing~ SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (APJ -Dozens of FBI agents swarmed over the San Juan area today, hunting for clues to a s mall band of independence- se_ekin• terroriua _blamed .for. the l45-million bombin1 of Puerto Rico's Air National Guard unit. The bombing early Monday, which destroyed el1ht of the unit's 2'>Conair II Jet fl1hten and dama1ed two others, waa the third attack ln 14 montha 'by the Macheteroa, tbe Puerto Rican Popular Army, on tbe U.S. military pnMnce-in Amertc11s laland commonwealtb. But ol· ftclala 1ave no lncUcaUoa tbat they h8d any clues to U.. Identity of the bombers. I ---·------···--· .. I t 0•11' Pilot P""'• by P•lm-o ·o ... ,..11 32 YEARS OF SEPARATION ENDED IN NEWPORT BEACH MONDAY Marsha Hesslle end Linda Lyle meet d•d, Robert Morrt1 Lost 'branch' found Coo.st iromen locate dad after 32 years It took only two phone calls for Li n da Lyle to find her dad. Afte r being Sf..'paraterl for 32 years. the Newport Hcaeh woman and her s is· ter. Mar sha. of El Toro thought that the) would never see their father again. Tiit: GIRLS WERE 4 anct 6 years old whe n t hey last saw Robe rt Morris T hey were Ii v ing with him and his second wife Rell v an Florida when their mom came to pic k t he m up for a shop- ping trip and took them back wtlh her to Cleveland Over the ,·ears. the memor ies of their days with their father a nd step· mo the r faded as they m oved on to California and began raising their own families. Their mother·s death five years a~o started them t hinking once again of their early c hildhood days. THEN THEIR daughters . T r acie and Allison. e ach cam e home with assignments to resear ch their fami - ly tree. "Every time we'd try to research the family tree, the.re was a lways one branch missing." explained Linda. "We decided it wasn't going to be that way a ny more." Although other attempts to find their dad had been unsuccessful. the two sis- ters were_determined not to give up. "DO \'Ol' HAVE AN\' idea how many Morr1sC's arc m the phone book '.' .. c-1s kt'd Marsha "A lot .. Luckilv. their father had had a son and named him Robert Morris. Their father was onl~· a phone call. 3.000 miles and 32 years awav. "Iii. I 'm Linda '.\l orris /\re you Hol>t'rt Morns ... a s ki·d his long·lost daug htc•r "I THOU(;HT IT WAS just some kind of a joke." said Robert Morris. of ht!-i first eomTrsat ion with his daughter last wet•k. Morris told his daughters that he had almost gi\'en up all hope of e\'er see- ing them again a ft C'r several attempts to lo<'alt• them failed. "I HAD A BROKEN HEART for 32 vear s." said Morris in an interview at his d aughter 's Newport Beach hom e . Rob('rt Morris and his wife will be vis iting the Or a nge Coast arna for a week. During t hat time t hey have a lot lo cateh up on. Linda has two new brothers and he r dad has two daughters. two sons-in-law and five grandchildren to get to know. "We'\'e pretty much d ecided to start fro m today r ather than rehash ing the past." said Linda . -Ry Jody Cadnhead (}.S. hostages ___ Freedom ... "'postponed '., By 'fte AMOCla&ed Presa A lop Iranian ne1ot1ator said today "It seems that the date of the release of the hostages la ap- proaching," but that final •free· ment hu not been reached and release ol the 52 Americans may be po1tponed, the official Ira- nian newa a1ency reported. I r an 's Parliament, meanwhile, put off debate on two bU.11 aimed at helplq re· solve the hostage c risis bul a parliamentary spokesman said the re was no Indication or op· position to the measures . Para quoted Ahmed Aalai, an official in the prime mlnlater'a offlce involved ln ne1ottaltons to end the 14-month crisis, as dlA- cuaaina the latett ne1ottaU0u bet ween the United States and Iran throu1h Al1erlan ln - termedlari• u well u "rumon • that the hostages may be freed by Friday.'' ''In view of the fact that the United States• commitment has been accepted by the Al1erian ·government coverin1 the retum o f all Iranian aaaeta and necessary measures for ~urn· 1n1 the useta of the depoHd shah and his relatives . . . tt aeema that the date of the re· lease of the boata1ea la ap- proachiai." Aatat told Pan. ·~. ' Claims har1n 11<ll • motive th· t'Rtmt:RH'K S('llOl·:.l1r:111. • Of Ow DA•fr Piiot \I.Hf .. 'f'(•:o.t 1fy1nj:! 111 h1 0., l1V. 11 (if'f(•Jl<,f', ll111111ng111n ll;irl111111 pli~-.11·1an l>r l.ou1,.., ,\1111~1 ::-.aid ht• had 110 1nl1·n11u11 of t<:1i..;o.,111 g h;1rr11 t11 a11yon1· IHSI .IUlll' 1:J Y.111'11 111•. •·x w1f1• and lt1·r at111rn•'\ fril'nd wi·rl· :-.lain Ala•••. v.ho uns111·11· .... s full v fought haC'k IP<iro., a nd a t nn~ p111nt nodded. tiff lnt<1 itpp:irent s lct•p. t•1ld the .... even w111mrn. five-man jury :vl nnday that "l had no such th1>ught .... what('ver" when defense attorne v l\lhert r s H amS('V inq111rl'tl ,, I hi' "Ill' gt·on int<·nd1•d harm v. h1 11 go11i.• to Margy i\laio.i ., h11rn 1· .1h11 in lfuntingtun llarh••tll Tht.• 51J y1·a r old ••1 I h•·1wtl11• s pt>1·1alss t. who .... t• 11r;1t·t11·c v. as hasl•d 111 Lo.., 1\l.1m11 11", trs llfif'd th:tt ht· thought 'that th•·re w!'rf' 1111 rt.•al prohli:m' · l\h••n hr· ar rl\t•cl a l '"" d 1\n 11···d w1f•"·, h11m1 · n11 th1 fat,.ful !· rid;n 111 d IS('US .... hl'o W('t•kt•n d \ 1s1i ,111110 right .... v.11h lh1•1r two 1'111 lrln•11. a gt•d !1 and 11 nut :\ l :11 ii r u r I Ill' r t 1·'t1 fs ''<J ht' fore• I h•· .... t a 11d 1n1~ room only a ucl1t•nt·1• 10 .Jud ~'." 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Alit111 1t•-;t1r11•d :\la1a h<r!-pl1•ad1•d 111111 wl'nl :inti 1n111w1•nt h~ rt•<i'-on 11( 1110.,an1 I\' to d11ublt• murd1•1 1 liarl'I'" tirought agarn'il turn l 'ndcr p<•rs1sll'nl q11,.s ti11nmi.; rn1m lfa msC'y, i\la1<1 s a11I 'lh;11 <SM> i\l,i\li\. P:agr /\2) \\"ea lht•r Fair toniRht with in cr easing hit!h rloudint's!' Wednesday Lows tonight 45 at beaches to 55 inlanct Highs Wednesday 64 alonf! the coast to 72 inland. INSIDE TeD.4\' Cowboys. wtrn> and rnge""' __ make. J4' .somLoJ_ Lhe_ neua- 1 rom Waahington lheae da111. See stones. Page AB. ..... At .,_ l9rvlce At •rMa..._11 CJ L.M..... A6 ........ .. C411"9nlla Al Cletet,_. c•tt C-k• CJ C,..,_. CJ ......... AM • ....... M ·~I .... , ,....... CH .._~ a ............. ., A1'1'L•~ Cl Mii .... "'1tMawtll •• MHIH N °7 MlltNI,_ M ................... ..... k """'" AM, C4 '""' •toa .._, __ .. ,....,.. .... .. ,......,.. ... , ~ .. .......... M s Citrus grou,ers jight to save crops a y n. Auwi1&f'4 p,. .. ...,, bf'nan t-uld 11pr•11d 1 rf'•'orcl fn~c-u· 1ac·ro '' I h .-t.uq .rnd Southtollbl a 1ot11111 1114'11) Thf' Natumul \4 1•1ttht•f ....,,., \ 11 ,. :.111d rrrunl '"" lt·m1 ... r .11111 ,., f o r J a n u u r \ w 1· 1 • ' t' I 1 11 numf'rnull rrl11•i. 1t1·r1"' th•· South, tn<'lulianl( lht• 7 1Jto11 r• .. ·'I 111 \\1l m 1n1tt 11 11 'r .11111 1 ,ti lhlt'li:h Olht•r ,·1•tii111un11..-.. ~1·1 Uw ,, 1 "'·ord lm1r., fur the d uy ( 'c.!n •'fl rfl N If flllOUl! 21 . <~lf'nS ".111, 'I ' .-nd :-.1 J oh11,.,1Jur\' \I llllllll ·~-'\I l1 .1l1 111111n· 111i11U1> \\111.t"'' 1 .. ,, ... , ('111111 ll llllU"' ., 111 lh1· '\urllw u,.,r tr.1ppcJ in J> .• l'l ol d w n \ l' t II II t IH• I( U 11 a I l ' h I' I i. I 111 u ' l' d I "I It \ I ht• ti111lh.11tdK t t'l ll'>t'd \1 1 11111 ht-ul 1 11~ ,\.,1t•111'> "1·11t 1111 the· blink .111tl l't"ljllt-\ 1•,1 111111~ rc,r \\:JI Ill Trucker loses job over nail spill 1i.land1> he.:an plaguinl( travel agt'nls M Ull\ ••l't•art·ntl} dlfln'l ~et l h " ~ urol er bout t hc frN~ze an "'h1r11l.1 'H url'I.\ h;i vt· I ~ecn so many n ·11ucsti. for Flor ida an o ne day "'lor11la , l"l orida . i'"lorida t• v t.' n 11n1· wants lo go t o "'lurnl<J .. -;u11I T o m Donnelly of l·'11l1·~ Tl'J\'4:1 ln1· in Hartford, I '<11111 "I cl ,._., 1t ·, ddtnitely lhl' 1·11ltl W\'lltht·r t ha t 's makan~ l h1•ITl flll ll . Tht•\ 11• JUmpan g likt h11t 1 a k 1·~ lo I!" ;inywhc rc . cspet•ially lht• l':111hlw~111 or the is lands ," .,;a1tl a l r':t \t'I agent at Garber lt ,1\l'I 111 l\11s l11n "They t.:O mt "11 h t'o t'h 111 hand rt•iJ<I) l<J go • 1111· rn.111 1"1lh·ll l)HS afte rnoon .111d -,,1111 h·· \\ J ntt•cl to grt out 11111 11(ht Th;11 ·.., how tll'"'Pe rate 111•o pl1· .or l' ~ ,, I ,. ....... ~ .. 'I f 'L . ! I ·: ~'1l • . ., • "'r • ;r ~;;.,l : :t I I ~ .. ,~. \' ' ; ~' ... .,,, .... J .. i ' I llul 111 l"lnrida . ..,u n -.;ceking '\ c.rl hPr111•r.., 1l•111m•1I ea rmuffs .111d 1Jl.111kl'" ..... t ••m per<Jtures d II• t • 1 · d I 1 .. 111" f r l ' t' 7. 1 n g I n ,J ;.c1k ~IMl \.t•Ht•;· ·tHI~· ill-<!·~ ··W·(.11' ... • · · · ........ ••• • ••••· • · ............................. ~ •. ~ ...... .. Thlll~:> hJ\ l'll I IJt•t·ll g111ni.: luo "l'll fo1-"''"n Ill() .l\l'llt•.' uf Covina. lhl' tr Ul'kt•r who "'JJllll'd a loud c1f w1d1· h1·itdl·d. mch·long roofing 11<11h CJll the San D11·g11 frt•t•w.1 _\ in I r vu ll' ove r the wet.'keml I 111111tl frn1t·11to1h·alh ,\('I'l l!'>!'> th1· 1-:a sl . a utomobile r .... -::·-:.."'11 .1-.-.111·1a l1w1s havt• h<'l'n inundat HE'S BEt;N i''IRl<:D Crom his Job with thl' Wall;iet· Trans port l'o . of El Monte . the company r l's pons1blc for fix mg the tan•s and winds hields of about 200 cars damaged by the nails. California llig hway Patrol Officer Gar y Keller said tod a y "lie JUSt d idn 't tie down his load properly and a strap gave way while he was driving on the freeway," Keller sa id. ··1 DON'T WANT TO hear any more about it," com mcnted Kelley befor e abruptly ending a telephone con ver sa lion with a reporte r today. Officer Ke ller said som e of the people whose cars we re dam aged are pretty mad al the trucker. ··We've had about t 95·peopte-who've afready..comedown to o ur officl' to file complaints and we're expecting lo ha ve another 65 ... Keller sa id. ·'The m ajority of people have been mad and upset "Some said t hey want to 'Rel· the truck dn ver Tht-y a re pr etty radiC'al about the whole thing " KELLER SAID •:MOTIONS have been furthe r s tarred by initial confus ion over the legal owner oft he truc k . "We thought at first that a company up in Mer('ed ownC'd the truck but we later found out there was no s uch l'ompany ·· Kelle r s aid. "PEOPl.E WERt: ('AU..IN(j the Merced Chamber of Com m erc•t• and thl' pnl1<·c up there lo find out where t he com pa n y Wl.'nl " At·t·ordinl-( to Kl'lll·r. pt•opll' whosl' \'Chid es wer e dam agl•d by the n:.ul~ s hould kl'ep receipts of tin· repairs and s hould also kt•t•p al I t·v11knt·t· including the nails. Thev then should go to tht• CllP offtcl'. 2031 E. Santa · . · H-m--m-whteh will be handed over to the lruC'k ('ompany·s insuranct-('arr1c•r . f 'ro• Pagr . \ I ALAIA WEEPS ... m o m ents afte r the s tahh1ngs he began pc•rform1n ~ 1rn c man c ardio·pulmunary r e!-.US('1l ;it1on on his forme r wife "S he h ad no pulse. but sht• was breathing the re wen· four. maybe fi ve minutes " to re susc itale her. Ala ia test1f 1ed. As ~runtinglon Re a ch F ire Departme nt rescue pe rsonnel arrived. Alaia testified . "I was working on her I was cry ing. I was h ardly ahtc to do w hat I was doing." lie denied , from lhc witness s tand that he told one of the firem e n to i g n o re Marvin T inc her . Mrs. Alaia's boyfriend and a prominent Long Beac h a t torney, who also was k illed dur mg the atta cks "I started on Margy first. She was a better candidate Cfor re s u scitation I I tho ug ht ... Al a1a testified Alaia 's testimony about t he stabbing incident was preced ed by a detailt'<I review of the two clays preceding the slay 1ngs f~rotte Pagr A I CANCER ... Although the dot'lor said he has n o t see n th e d c l Ri o brothers since their a rrest, he said he knows that the y were released unha rmed . ·'The c l i n ic i s operating normal," s aid the doctor add ing that four new patients w e re admitted Sunday 0 n s t·,. 1· r a I IH' <· :1 s 1 o n .., Ham s t'}. app an•n lly fe aring that his chl'nt was 'nod 1hng off an -.l<'l'P IH .. •c·aus t-of a n <tffhcta()n "Ith n an•n l<•psy, ._...,k l'll . ·Art· ,\OU 11ka _, .... -11r .. /\n• y•1u with us'' .. l'art l)f the defcnS(' ('C>Otentlllll is that the pr«S<'r ipl111n clrug Hitalin. whi<·h ,\Ja tiJ to<ik t11 1·cm trol thC' illness. c·aus c·d l'Xltemt· <HI Xlt'lY irn<I a g grt•-1 :-.1ven t•s s whic h (·onlril1ul1•d t11 a hr11irmal hl'lwvaor At one poinl tall· Mo nda y morning. Alaia apJ)l'ar1•cl to f;ill inln a drows\ s la te• in wh wh hl· mumbkd inc·~ihc•n·nt ly Tht• phys 1<·1an rt·g:11nt•cl ht!-. <Jw a reness after Hams \'} g<J\'c• him soml' hol t'llffi•t' i\la aa 1l's t1fied th<tl h1· 11ft<:n dra nk fl\'t• or s ix l'UJI!-. 11f cnfft•c• pe r rla,\ to h('lp htm s t a y ;1w;ikc whil(· pl'rform1ng ht., ntc·tl11';1I dUllC'!-. Hunt for 3 on boat ends :\10HHO BAY 1/\1'1 A se arr h for thrt'<-' men who van1shc<l a fte r ;1 <·ahtn cruiser a ct·ident htts been t'il li er! oH hy the Coast ( ;uanl Four l'eoplc were ahoard the 25 foot hoat Friday when high w a vcs hurled it into a jelly at the e ntra nce to Mor m Bay's h arbor <JS the craft returned from a fishing trip. Cha rlene Mason. 38, who was below deck at the lime. apparently was the only survivor. oHicials said Monday. l ( Kl'lat<•d photos AJ, AIO) --- t•cl wit h thousa nds of rescue ,•a lls. mul auto service stores w t.>r e husy · 'Tht• \H.'a lhe r is bringing t ht•m :,i ll m They want e very th111g l>alknl's, c ables. start- ing fluul." s aid Rick Hum phrt'Y"'· m a nager or A&A Auto 1'~1 r1 s m Wilkl·s narre , Pa. l't•ople t r avt'ltng by train or hus haven't bee n much luckier. In Nl'W York City. whe re Mon· . _ d.a.x.'.:i ..111'!\ o(. ~ .. ~!~f.~!!~-.!.~~ ... ~!!. rcC'Ord. Long Is la nd Rail Road tra ins r an :10 m inutes la te and :-1•\'t•n train:-. wcrl' ea n<'t>led {'unratl :ilso t·am·t•led o nt• l rn1 n Ill t•ad1 of lh 1hn·1· d1v1s 10n!> (;a:-hm·:-. fro?.<' in buses serv 111~ l't•n n!-1.\ l \'a 111a '!-. N at1cok~ ·\r1•:1 S1'h o 11l 1>1 s tric.•t. a nd l'la !-.:-1':-"t·n · 1·anl'Plt·<I Students .11 :1 ll1rrn111gharn. i\la . high s1'110ol abo got I hi' day l)ff when ;1 w ;tll'r p1p1· frozl' 1n tht· hl'ating :-. \ Sit' Ill S!•hool.., for :..000 r hildrl'n. <JS w t•ll ;is 111a n' 1iu,.,111l'!-.SC'S. were 1·lost'lll•Plll'S s tored 1n l'<·nn s \'h an1 a a nd :'lll'W York from l)t·in~ ~111 pperl in II a r lior:-. w<· n • l'111gg t·d with t<·t•. and a fc·rrv trip fro m Woods !loll' lo Nanlu l'kl'I look Ii! hours ins tead of 21 ~ Thc-Capt· Cod l'a11:1 l. µacked :-ol1d w ith 11·t·. w as c losed lo c·om mtrl'iiJ I fis he rmen, s m a ll 'l'!-.>;t•b anti m o!-.t harges. includ· ing 1101•!-. with hC'ating 0 11 ancl ~·;1:-.11l11w for Bc .... toll a nd north<•rn '\1·\\ t-:11g l:iml F1 ... h111g rw" have frozf'n to l111al dt·o·k:-.. lio a ts h tt \'C frozen to 111ooring!-. and Ma!-.:-.ad1usells f1 :-.h1·rnwn W<.'r l' using c h<Jin .. aw:-lo ('lit around ther r boats lo ki•t•p t ht• 1t·1• from t·rushing the h11 lls TIH· 1n• also has frus tr ated f1 -,lh·rm1·n tr,v1nl! lo pull up their lo ti ... tr·r 1111(!-., a nd NantuC'kt-t "i.'ltl lop1·rs 1·o;l 1m<ill· thf'v h<J ve lt1!-.I S:.'l~I 000 • I >l':,p1t1 · I hi· f'fforts of nine 1 ·oas t (;ua nl 1c·t· c·ulte rs o n ('hc·-.<1pc•ukt• Ha y. '1l frPezes r11.:ht liac·k :lo m 1n utt•s a ft<.•r .,.. •. · ,.,. li<.·1•11 11t1 oug h 1t ' s aid Lt H 11d11 1·.\ ll o "lt•'>. a :,s 1s l<J nl 1oord 111;1to1 for t h t· !ith t 'oas l 1;11:1rd f)1:-1r111 ., 11·1· hn·aktng o p1·r:1l 11111.., I ht• llt•c•p frt·t·zt• 1•ont111ucs l!) 1 l:itm It\•'" Th rt'l' e lderly men "1•n · f•iund 11t·ad Mondav in fl 1rm1nuh:..im . /\la . where-the rn1·rc·ury rc·g,.,t<:rc·d 10 deg.recs /\ !'forfolk. V:i . m an w as found 1h•ail M<mtlay m•xt lo his w00<J !-.tovt'. whkh wus out. Cagney hurt in accident The clinic is just one of five facilities in Tijuana o ffer in g a lternative cancer therapy. T os sed overboard were Mrs . STANFOHDVll.LE . N .Y . <AP1 Actor James Cagney was treat· t'll for a bruised knee a fter a sta - tion waJ?on he was riding in col· tided with a nother car on the Taconic Sta te Parkway. slate p<>hrc s aul Since Cydel o p e n ed five years ago. an 'estimated 2,000 patients hllve bee n treated at the cancer center. Thomas P. Halev Pullll"'"' Robert N. Weed ,., .. ,.,."1 M . Thomas Keevll l!dllO< Thomas A. Murphlne MttMtlnt Editor Charles H. Loos AHltlMI M9M91"' fidllor Ce11yrltllt IU 1 Otenet Cout l'u•llUllllt CttmP•"Y· Ho n••• ......... "" ... , ....... 9dltefl•I .... u .. ttf ••wttftlttt"'"'" M r•ln mey btt r•11•••ut•• wllllout 111u lttl 119f'"'IMMll-' t-•ltM _, M a s o n 's hus band , J ames. Mas on's brot her, Gene. 48 . and Dennis Yarbery. 25. officials said All were fro m Morro B<ty TELEPHONE All department•: (714) 142-4321 CIHtlfled Advertt1lng: 142-5171 OFFICE&---Cotl• llM ... llD Wtttl B•Y StrH I l .... N lfftll 1071 No. CoHI Hll"••Y H"nllneton llelKI" 1117! Buell llo"t•vttrd 11\1! Or-CO!tll Dally PtlOI. woth "'""" " comblMd ,,,. NttW\·P••"· .. publl\hc!d Dy '"" 0 ••"9• '°"'' P.,Dtl\111"9 Compeny. »~•I• •dlllOn\ ar~ llUDlltl'ed -ncl•y tnroU91> Friday for Coste Me.,., -port ll<l•<h, H""llnqton 8•tt<h1Fo11n111n Vall1y, trv1n1, l •e.,n• B11Kll/Soylll C.tl. A .inet• re91onttl lldltoon I• P.,bll\ .... Sef"'llAY\ aftd s..nday\ fllt Orln<IJNI Ptlltllllll"' ptttn4 I• •t llO W.tt Bey s1r .. 1, P o Bo• I MO, C:..ltt Mttttt, Cttlllornle t1'1' VOL. 74, NO. 13 f s pl The HI ye ar-old acto r and his pe rsonal sel'retary . who was dri V· ing, we rl' cross ing the parkway Monday when their car collided with a car driven b y Lloyd Liu, 37. of Hennington. Vt., said trooper Arthur Krug. Cagney , who owns a farm near this eaRtern Dutchess .County village. refuiied m edic al treat· m en( al1flescen e , l>uTKfUgsliaa trooper who drove him home dis- covered a deep bruise on one of his knees. Kru'g said Cagney was treated by a doctor later in the af- te rnoon. Strike threatened SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A one·d•y strike by most of the nalon's airline pilots will be held unless tbey &el Immediate auaranleea ol a1fety lmprove- menta, the Air Une PUou Aa· 1oel1Uon baa warned. APWorephoto ICY SUPPORT H n111n H1 1Jt•au strolls hv Mooney 's furn1t un· ..,tqr'c• 111 \l anC'hl·ster, N IL . that 1~ !-.11 H'l' t'O\'t•n•d (·\t•n :VloorH.:v might nol n ·1·og1111.t' 11 k•· \\ t1'-formed h; f1 re m e n· s hoses w hen s to re burned. 1'1rPrnt.·n fi gun· the ic:t' 1s all that's holding t hv h1J1ld ln J,! up. f '.rmtt Pagr ,, I Rubberbawh . .. ......... ·······-. --·· ... . . . .... .. . HAIG ... part throughout 1 h1• JI• a · · i\ncl prrhap!-. m 0!-.1 1 m porl .1111 ly nf all. I think 11 w11o ld 1·1111\1•\ t o lht· l't•11p l1· .., lll·pulil11 111 l'h ina ;i m c·!-.-.a g1• th.it \\<111ld 1 ... \'{'r\ Sl'lf th•ft•<itllll' ;1\ lh1 .., 11111" hi.' ~aid IL11i.: tl11l 1111! 1·lah11r;1\1• h11t h1 ~ ('()ITi nll'nl!-. !-.Ugg1•!-.k d th<il ,, I ~' 1n1011 wrt hdr uv.:d 1111.1.dll tic· 111 lt•q 1rl'lt·d 1n l'l'k111g :1!-. 111 1•:1111111! thl' l '11t11·cl St .d 1·-. 110 lollJ..:•'I' 1 ~ <·o m 111it11•d 111 "null• ~on·a .., -.u: Vl\'(11 But al :111111 tll'r po 11 11 "hc·u lln i g was a !-.kr•cl ah•nl l 1·1111 g r("o;s1ollal a pprt1\ ;,ti •If ,, "l <•tt· m e nt that 11 would "v11•w with g ravl' <'Olll't'rll " an~ ('hint'"' 11..,.. or forn· t11 l~tkl' 11vc·r r a1wa11 llaai..: rl'fust•cl lo 1·omnit•nt in 11 .. lat I ''Wc·ll. I I hank .111\ ""' •rf f11r1·" '" a 111all1·r of 111 nl•l"ll •·qn1 • 1 n to ttw I nttl'd St al•·., hr•• .otol .11111 1n g t hat lh1· ul11l'•'I l'·-" !-.l'll"1ll\•1• that I 111..,I d1111 I 1l11r1k 1 l wnul d :-1· r \ ,. ;111' ll'·•·l 111 purpose• lct en 111 to 11 t 111 tho 1 he n ·" I IR Ip baruli ts 1 1\0 '-:I\ :\1 11'h 1,\J •r The .111111 .. 111 ..i -.c·c·un1' \;in r11lltw 1l ••lll'ltl1• a hakc·n ht·r t: \\!·r e n<>t 1111 ko•d t.111 "''rt,'ht·lrl c·lo~erl with 111h lw1 h:ind-, ;11·1·11rrl rn g to a fl' ol to'I' dl'l t'l'f I \ I' I· 1r.,t 1·.,11ni:r1 1·.., of lht· takt' 1111111 11a .. ;\l1111d t1\ night holdup ",.,.,. pla1· .. t1 :11 Sl rntl l11111 t11 SJ 111 1l l1on 11111 1.1\•llllit td tht· .. -.11 rn;it1· la U·r \\a '> rt·\ t!-.Hl t<1 <Jn .11111111111 11·..,~ lh:in .i m1 llton 111· did 11111 -,111·1·1f\ h11v. rnu r·h lll•IOt•\ \I :t" I :ok 1•11 . Tiil "''l'lll'll\ 11!f11 .,·r -. n1·1lh1·r •ii "horrr v.1·r .. 11lt·n11f11·<1 a p 1•.1ll'tlll_, h:1d pul rirlili•:r hand!-. w1 I h1· 1n-,1d .. 111 llw ':rn ·~ n •;.,r d•1111.., ~et lht•\ \\otrltl not htl\l'r s;11tl Kinµ ho~pitaliz••d \T1.,,"r' • ,,., Th<.· H l·\ \t .1r11n J.11 1h .. r King S r 81 f.ofh .. r l/r lht· :-.larn t'I\ II rtl!hh I, .1tl1·1 ''a-. h11-,p11;tl111·tl trnl ;i~ Ill tho· 1 11r11n:l l'\ 1·.1r1· Ullll 11' < 1 .1" ford 1. .. ;,~ ll11,111 t;ol 11f 111·1 .11' -.;11tl We'Te Listening ••• Tht• nail\ 1'11111 \\ atlt :-111 h1•a1 frnm th l"t'Hd l'l''I wh::t l ~tlll like• aboul thl· 1)a p1·1 anti "h:11 _\to ll don'I llk1· W1• also "''uld likt' lo publish ye111r \'ll'\\!-. •in .in~ :-.uhJ1•1·1 111 our lc·ttt·rs t11 the P<lttnr <'Ill um n (';ii I I h1· r1111n b1 ·r Ill' Ito \\ and "'" r ml':-:-. a I!«' wtl I lw fl'l'llrdcd M c•ssagt·~ wlll IJI' tra11-.1·r1 l11·d ,,.,,;r:il timl's tlall~-and dt•hvt'red lo th<• OC'Sk of 1111' app ro111ric1t•· 1·cl1tor '1 :irlh11x t·ont ri hultons will ht• rfrlt\'1•ro•tl 111 lh1• 1·d111111al pag1· l'•l1tor Ma tlbc " n inlrahutor., 11111:-I 1111 111111· th1·1r n.1nw .inti l1•!1•11h11nt• n umht!r fnr \'1·rif11 •;1111111 :-.;., nn ula111m 1•al b . pl<'aSl' '1'1•11 11.., v. h.ol .., 011 '11111 11111111 Th•· nurnht•r 1s in 'l'I \ 11·1· :! 1 htllll " ,, tla,\ "''\ 1·11 ct;,\" .1 \\ 1•t·k 642·6086 r ---- ,,,,.,--- f 'N)rtl Pagr r\ I Whe n you get 1t·e. you start los ing JUl l'C .. And an t he n <Jlton·s w111t e r 'cg t•tahl t· g arden near Ho mest ead . s o uth o f Miami. ~o mt• e ;irly damage reports in · cl1t'atl1d somt' losses as heavy as t hoSC' s uffe red 111 the last hard fn•t·ze 1n 1977 "It's u disas te r ... s aid Belly T ilson. wife qf be an farmer Ed T ils on "Our fields aren 't frost ed. t h ey'rt· 1<"ed over. M y hu!-.hand s aid every bean fi eld wt•· n • got 1s JUSt blal'k. and the lom<1 111 f1 l'lds rw xl to us a re too_" ~1 r!-. T ilson s ci tcl lhC'y used four hld.1.coµl.cr,:, ... lo .• k.ceµ.. lh..e ..... __ frqwl a rr 1:1rc·ulalin ~ and 13 g ia nt s pr1nk l<·r.s to keer a b la nkl•l 11f warm ground·w<iter on thl' fie lds. trying to s a ve their 160 a cre:-. nf b eans. valued at S240.000 "Th ts 1s a!-. h ad as '77." said far m m t·chan1c J1mm v J us tice "I <·an't remember a ~-inter like t his hefore. when it just stayed <·old all the tame I don't thank a n~ lmdy ean .. Hut hmt• anrl avocado growers 1n lht· southl'rn Da d e County arra s aid th is freeze would not hll thl'm ;is'h ard as it did in 1977. mos tly bt>C'a usl' nf a g rC'ater use of s prinklt'rs Kids idt--ntified ATLANTA (AP> Skeletal remains or two children found lar.t week have been tentatively identified as those of two of five m issing blac k c hi ld r e n , but authorities said Monda y it m ay lake weeks lo m ake a positive 1de nlificat1on and determine cause of death. Ele ve n other hlack C'h1ldre n have been slain in At I a nta d urin g t he pas t 18 m onths ----------------------------1 Diamond rings to make her smile. Beautiful diamond dinner . rings W1 lj ~arat y_~ll~~gold. A. S97o1'i. R. $525. C . $.310. SLAVICK"§ Ft11t' J~wt'lrr' "1111«' 1917 .... ... Fdshion Island, Newport Ctnter, Newport Buch, 714/644·1380 Wr,hnon''"' 11 •11un• Miii' I M15s111n Vit'I'' I North Or•ngt' I Tlw City l•" (~"'"" .. 11,.... 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Rut tlw '1~,1·1 1111111~ ,, 1111 I ii dt'\'l('t• lt"•l>.trti.: 'u.:111 I\ l1k• ktn ~ Sl 7t'<I Ul1Jl11 o·il,1 "'•I •If l ,.,a1i1una ' '., .. ,111111 f111 '''"th•' PU r P""' It ""' th1·r• '" 111 1,all , 1111.11 '"~ t-.t'lv rjl 111 111 111 • ,,.1 11111• 111 I\) tlt'\t'fltlllll "'ll"lllt I 1111 l.t !(rt•\o\ 1nii: ''"'ll•ldlll • l'llhl l•1 I'' • Ju1·t'ti an 1·no ui.:l1 11••J11t11. 1 • 1• ,tu t't:' 1n1•lhdlH ~I I I '"''"" ·' l'h1 ... u ... 1""·111l1·d "'It· ' 11 " " ' built lJ\ • t'llj.(111.-\1·l111't1111t 1111 "' In lilt' , ,ul1· 1d1 ,1, ·I 1,1 1, .1 ~I J rt flt' I 111 H1•('t1i.:11111 tit• 11 '''" 1,111l 11 ",J rt flt• ' I h .it · 11,. ""'I""' 111.il bt 1•ll.dll \llll llw 1,111•11 .11 I'• plul •'I 'P' -.htp lh• l ... t11·111 .. 1I lhJt ..,:.11111·tl 11111111n·I\ ''' \1•.11 .lusl likf" hon1e .1.c11 ""'" 11 pll11 !1.11I ,1 Scl\wl •11lt111 .11 1111 •111 lh• 1111.,111 '11101 .. tt "·•'-'···· 1\111 lit• 1110•,ld l,ll \ I tlflljt,lf j\ ' I I I I I 111 I I • ' ... I , , , I 1 ... , ...... 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I·. 111 '1 • .... 11d a ne w C'rop of 1.1. •\\ 11 kt•lp 'hould lw in:-.talled in 11r1 111v1·r11 •il umhrl'lla o;trurturc 1., \pttl 11f 1111" \l'ar I hJI '.l.ork 1•11m1·:-. a ft er re n1·" al 11f .1 1·11ntral·J recently \\ llh lh•· fl'dc>ra l Department of F111·rg) and •he (:iJs n csea rch 11 .... 1111111· 11r l'hH·agu, a fund ing 111n1 •·•111111n.,t·1l of most of t he na t 11111 ... ga-; 1·1im1>an1cs 'l:lw lt·:o.l rarm 11peratt·:-. 'about h•> f1·1·l hd11"' the surface. in an ,11 1·<1 .1bout l /100 f t•ct <ihove th<' ..,,.,1 rlou r I' 1•l p " -.u.,pt·nded u n the I l'lll'I Uf'l' a nd I~ rt•d from 11111 111•111 -. putnpt•d through <> 25 111 1·h 1•1111· from t he oecan hot I 11 Ill <·r pl;tnl \1111rdrn..,: lo l':-.tir11 at1 ·-. m ad1• II\ I.ht t 'alifornia Ener J,?y Com 1111 ,.,11>0 . an a1or1· 11r kep could pn1du1·1• .1:-. m 11d1 a~ 2fi0.000 c·11 hw ft·t·t of m"than<' a) t•ar if it nnrlcl ht• gnmfl 111 quanttt) Thi• nrf:-.hort· form w ill 1·1111 1111111· lo op1'ratl' t hrough l9f!J, a 1· 1·11rd1111: 111 II ry1·1., at wh1!'11 I 111a· a l1111l11g11·a I evaluation will hi· < 11r11ha·t,.11 lt y Ca l1forn1a In!-. I 1 I Ult· or ') t'<'h nolo~y ~l'tl'll , ,.,, s 111 I '11n1na dcl Mar T h•• ._:oat 1:0. t'urt\'<'rsion of dr~ l.1·lp 1rtl11 rnl'lha nc for ho11s1•h11trl .inti tll1l11~trral rtwl Whl'lhf·t rt works tfrpends on lht· r .:t111 hl'l\'''•·n th<· quantity of 'l ;tW l'\'11 prll\'tdl'd Vt'r"U!. the ,11111111111 o r t nPrJ.!:I' U!.f•rl IO t r:111-.rorrn ki·l1• 111 ga!'> Victi111's kids ~~· $95,200 S !\ ~ 111 i.; I; 0 ! J\ I' J ,.\ :-; II p \' I I " r l' II II r t J I Ir \ h Cl s a \\.I I ·It-d I h (• I' h I Id rt' 11 0 f <• M.1rn1.1 ch•I Ht·y cngrnt·er $95,<!00 111 1·11nm·1·11on with hrs death in a l'a1·1rw SouthWf'SI Airlines 1et 1•ra!-.h tn 1~78 Tlw Ju n ·':-. !l.:J vote award!. th(• :1111 11 1111 1 111 '\11 1·h,.ll1· :'.1.1r1t• !-id\'t 1 ~t . :11111 l!otwrt .J a m •"; '-;11\ 1•1 1)( n :-11lt1ng rrom lht· fl , :11 11 of 1l11 ·1r r:it lu·r. H11IH'rt """''' .:1 1 T~. January 13. 1981 DAILY PILOT 113 I/ I I \,1 TOPS IN NATION These are the Golden Wt.>st Syncopators. chosen as the nation's top college Dixieland jazz band in St. Louis l·'rom left ar e Bill Liston. Dennis Hard\\ick . Mark Curr~. Erl Slausen. fin .111 Shaw and Dan Barrett Hidden 1s 1•1••1 player Dan Zeilinger New civic center pushed for Irvine Ry RH'llARD GRE•:N Of UW 0 •1ly Pilot St•fl lr\'tne's :,mall. poorly lo~:alcd l 'i vii· < 't·ntt'r s hould bt-replaced with a nt·w. multi million-dollar m unit'iµal e<lifit·t• in lh<' m1ddl" nr town. a1·cord111g to a commit· lt•c rt'po rt to h(' cons idere d tonight by thl· Cr ty Coun<:il "Tht• C1v1<· Center C'ommittee r1•1•ls that lrvim· has a n ational reputation as one of the mos t d<:~1ra h lt• pla nn<:d com m11n1t1t•s rn lh1· \Jn1tt'CI Slatt·s." th1• repoM !'>a,\'!'> "To hav(' city gnvt·rnmcnt off1t·<•:-. in an in du!'> t ra al r om ph:x (where tht•y an· now l11C'alc1t 1 docsn 't <·rthan<'P th<• 1ma~t• or lhC' l'lty "/\I.SO 'fllt; l 'ivic <'<·nt<!r is llll'or1 vt•n1cnlly lol'at<'d a nd dif fic·ull for many to fi nd " The l'ilizcns ' <·omm1tlet' was for med hy th<> City Council in an crrort t11 a nalvzt: th<• ruture need for nvic center focilitl('S Irvine's d ty government has outgrown its present ho me at 17200 J a mhorc(' Road. and the nl\ has h1·t·n forl•t•rl lo lea:-.c two ;id(lit ional huildrngs to the north a nd cast or the Civic Cen ter. ··ovf'r tht· lo n g term . nwn l'rs hip is less expensive than lt•µsi ng ... the committee say~ rn tht' r eport ''Tours of othl'r fatllitics indicated it wa~ le~~ expensive l<) huild for the· fulurl' th;.in to m<ike additum' a o; m11r1• ~1w<·c ts required ... Tilt~ C'OMMITTEE 1·11nl'lu<lt·!-. that the most cost-e ffect1vl' wu\' to provide fur a long-ter m <·1 \'1i· cente r is fur the C'i ly to build nc" faci I rtic~ at J cff rev Ho ad :i ntl Barranca Parkw ay· at a rnst of SM H m illion plus the eo~t of th1· land In order lo f1nancf' a nl"w C1 v1t· Cl'ntc r. the city could probahly S<'ll its prest•nt fae1lt tic-. for ~ H million and then c•nlf•r mto a joint-powers agrel·m ent wtlh other public agencies w1s hmg to move into the new hulldrng Additionally. the t.:ily has SI 2 million in a fund to bl' used to pay for a new Civic Center THE IRVINE C ity Counc il members have gone on record as being in support of putlllll! the matter on the hallo! for <in ad \'l~Ory \'Olt• GWCjazz /Ja11d lOfJS • • Lil llllllOll /\ :-.c•vcn ~111·1·t· mu~tl':il 1• t • .;,, fr11nt (i11l<lt·n Wt·~! 1"1111' I • 11 ll11nt1llgton Bl'~ll'h Y.iJ'i 1 r•''"'"' tht• nat111n ·-. t11p r·11l l1•1•1 Ill\ a· I and 1a1.1 Ii and •, v •· 1 t ' .. W('l·k1·111t Ill St l.11111, T hi· <;olllt·n W1·-.1 S~1w•11•:•l"t t«1rnt:d a <,tanclrn).! •1\'a\11111 t1 111 1ng t h1·1r pt·rr11rm:Jn1·,. '-;:ii •11 •h tl<'fort· th1· :'lia1111n;ol ,\•' "1:111 .. 1 or .la/7. Ed11<·al111 -.1•Jfl\I lllillf' Thl•tr ~<·I 1nc·l11tlf'lf .1 r11 • I· That·-. :\pl1·nt,.' '' ' . " Jnd "I 'p1\ l..11~ l<t\I" The I• 11·;tl n111 ... 11 1 :111 • .. • II 11f th1• th1 ,.,. I 111;.l...,1·, i ,, ·'· f1 •;tft'•(! l;:111d• f l llCll llrt I ~ 1.t I '1.t .. r :1dt1 .111 d •\ t I , 111 t I• I '111\·,. I o,, 1 t \ I' ~: .11'h \\lllltl'I \\ii I I' S l .IJ OIJ .... h1il :or -.t11p f .,, S1111t tw rn l'11mfor1 1·11 "I 11 '" " th1· n int1 ·-,1 In .1tfd1l1c111 111• •I l1 •J.!•'"' 11111~1" d1·p:1rl rn•·rit "· l'l't\'t' a SI .ooo 1·0111 riltut11 •11 Thl' f:tllrl<·11 Wt·-.1 1!r .. up ti will pl•rform on a 'Prtnv '""' " ).!an1zt«I hy Sc111th1•rn I ·r.111t "• \'f~l ltng !\11lwauk1·1· "''\\ i "' Cat~ and lh.1} t•m a B1•a1·h T h <• band wa' 11ri:an11t·d l.1 St•ptt>mh<·r hy 1>:1\·1· i\ntt.1111, i;1 11111,lr111lt1r.i1 1;.,1.t11. ',. Ttll' !-i,·nc·11pat111 ... :11 , 11 .,, '• r 1•1t of 1.·0-.ta ~, .... ;, '"'''''"'' • Br) an Shav. 11r ~l'" p1111 II• "l trump1·1 H tll I..,, t11 •• Butts deat l1 w on't affect Bonin T he C'ivic Center Commit11·1· said that all r elevant f:icts c·on ccrn ing a p erma nent Ct\'11· Center. in cluding costs. ~IZl'. location and financing could hl' p resented lo the vott•rs as earl ~ as Novembt>r of 1981 Anah1•1m l•·n11 1 '·' < ,1 11 1 ('urn 11f \n.tl1•·1 m . 1·1 •r "" 1 l>t·11n°1:-I l:trth\ 11·1. 11r St·.t I I! ' . 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W(•'re t:lllll'l'rn1 d ti V. :1•, JIJ-.1 anothl•r tld1•r11la111 th.it '"' ""' • going lo try 111.Juh Butts wa~ lo lt<t\t lt••1•n 1111 d Julv 27 Allhou).!h Sl•1v1t1. -..11 tf It.• suic uk ""' rll not Jff<·• t "'" c ase" against Bo111n. the· 11n1-. ecutor sasd But I~· ro11r1•,!-.11111 I ti 1tl1t•t( II • 1 1, '1 flt._tl r•t •If "I t ' I t • I I I t j t ' d ' I~ t \\ ····L ,\toll Id I 111 I' 1d 1,1t" .... ,, ,,,,, t •• ,i \\ . \ ;, 11 t : l I\ 111 i.•' I I I• o' I I•• i t ··' •j •1:1 I I d It I• 't 1n111'l ,,,, • , 11 d I I ~ ,, 11 I' ' " ' • , , i I I • r11 ( )f I I •• I ttllltl 1• I'\ I t,1 I\ I \11!1 ,I I I' I I r f ,. ,11 11f1t I I ' lj ,, 1·111 It l)lo(f I"! Ill• • c ttu1 • ,, 111111 I I tf I • 1,1 I I• I' ' "' . " .. 1 ti .,,, t ttt•d I 1 1 1 t ~ • d • • t I .. \J, d '\ :IJ• •' (, I 11tlil otlt , j ,, •1 I H11•1" 111•1 "'''•f.t' \ '. l•t•t11d h.lfll'llt: 111 ht• Jlelatag In lnllfltlon"! ,., 11 -.1t11 r1 I\ ;1 rt1·r m11ln1ghl ..... ct 11rd:i~ rrnm a nr1<1Sl' rash1oncrf 11111 111 :1 lc1'.l.1•I and att;irhccl lo a ft1 \\ "' ltar at.out .tO tnChl'~ rn1m 'h• 11 /111 111 h1 ~ c·l'll. ;1 part ially 1• t .1 • 1•111 l11s 1•d rr1om 111 th1· ''" pd.ii :-1·1·t11111 <•f lhl· <'llunty I• I II I h1· •~HI) was rnund 1n a knl'cl 111 1•11•,1111111 •111 th« floor 'lrc·r fr "· 11ffir-wl-. :-.pe«ulaled t h 1i 1 ~111!•. k1llt•cl h1m.,1·tr twc;.,11s1' 111· \\·I'> clt''l)(IOdl'nt l>\"f'r thl' n · I• , •· 11t th•· 11n·l1rn111.11 \ hf•;in ng I 1 111 • 1 1 pl" 1.1 .11·1 I\ :.1111n1' ,,;11d Hull• It ,• I• 1·11 1t.1·11--l'rl 111 hr:-. cr·ll <ti 1 • to •' 1n II\ a <11·p11t~ .111d r1111nd d ... t 111 111111ut1·-. l:.it<.-r 11<· -.;1111 auth•1rttw~ wl'n· 1·11n \ 11111•d llnlt-. had c o mm rlll'd '1111·1tl1 · M111n1-. • .11d Hull o; h:ul talked l-re1ldent-elect Ronald-Reapn steadies Alam~-~ Arabian stallion presented to lllm bJ IMJ• Callfomia Gov. Roberto de la Madrid on beh~lf of MexJcan President Jose Lopez Portillo ln Loe Anaelea. ------- lo his girlfriend on the tele phone t ht' night l>efor" his death, and that his fellow in rnat.cs who com muniC'ale<l with h1 m through lht· v1:nttlat1on syste m rn the jail incl1l'ated h1· was upset af lerw ards "One 11f lht· inmate~ who was ncx l lo him al lht• phone banks thou ght he was talkini:: with his molh1•r ," Minnis ":ml "We're a lmost 1·c rta m he was not talk· ing to hi:-. inoth(•f' " T he snm at1·s ~ard Butt~ "was 1·ont·Pmc1t a hout what he called h1 ~ p(.•oplt.,"' M 1nn1~ adtlf·d "I don 't kn•>W 1f that means his family or fncntls ·111~ peopll'' "oul<111 't ldlk to him .. :\o 'Ull 1d1• 111111' WU!'> found Ill 1\1111 ~· <••II hut 1h1·n· "'·'' a l1·t11·r 1·11 pr•·-.-.inl! 11nh:q1p1rt<'!'>'i .tlmut th1· rd1·:io;1• .. r lh" t ran:.C'rtph The C'ouncil membt·r~ arc· 111 dt•c·ide tonight whPlhcr To move ahl'ad w rth tht· concept or eventua lly hualrlang a new civic center at J e ffrt•\ H11ud and Rarram·a Parkway · --THE CIVIC' C«nlt>r 1ss u1· should be put on the ~ovl'mlwr ballot for an atl vrsnry vole' l'1ty M a n ager W illiam Woo ll l'tt J r . :-.hou1<1 heg1n ncgotiat ing wilh the I r vsnl' Com pany for thf' pu rc hase· or land at .l f'ffrl'\' Hoacf and Harran1-;1 l'arkw;1y Cit\ staff mt•m bt·r~ ~houlrl bt'gin nt>gotiatrng v.1th utht•r puhlic a~enci1·~ rnterc•sttoY lllJ.! a new ct Vil' t't•ntt.•r Soml'lmdy !-.houl<I t.1 r•· t atnt'd to dt•\ l'l11p a hutl<1rnJ,? d1• !-.IJ.!fl for a nev. e1\·11· l'l'nlt•r Mr. Durnf f H 'i~ men1orial ~,., \1 !'llllll't:d M'f\ 11'1'' \\ 111 t " I t I Ill S.111 .h1a11 l ':q11,tc ;11111 "'=•I"' ti ,,\ f11r f11 rr rw r \1 ;1 "" I •• lh;rll r11rd \\h11 tl 1•·d I • f11ll1m rn)! ,, 111111: dint•''-11• flH l)lll'fllllf d 'I /'\l'tf I ' •I .l11a11 (';q11 ,11· .• 11 .. 1· 11 rrn m !ht· 111111 · lhc• ',, I 11q 111r,1t1•d f'I J!~.J ttlllll 1'1i \\ ..... lh1· 11t \ '11111 rl 110.1\. \1 1•111111 t:d ,, I\·' I •''"I . I ;11 11 .1 Ill " .... , \ "I I • ' !'-. l' 11 1 I :r II ti I: I• I I "I. :111;.11 l.ol '\t1\ j,j \ I "' GOURMET MARKET DELANEY BROS. SEAFOOD 1f'resh, l''ully Cooked Peeled, Develned Free Hom.-Oe livery S.-rvk.- • Si>fl m1111mu111 1 tl1·l" 1·r1•d 111 11111 1 •11111d •·1 • 11 n•rrtl!<'ratt•d I nu·k~ \'11111 111 tl1·1 " 1111111·1 r• Ii "" 1 11 ,, " from our st11rt• 111 yn111 tl•Hll Medium Sized Shrimp ...... $2.49 half.lb. t'rf'sh t'illt'l Pacific Red Snapper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.69 lb. MEAT DEPARTMENT Prtnw and Top l'h1111·1· n1•d. :t.1t<'fl not less lhun :io diiy~ lo I hl• 111•ak or pt•rfN'l ton ' MORNING FRESH PRODlTF. Local Ranch Fresh Br~coli ...... 49<' lb. Large Ruby Red Grapefruit ...... 5 for 1.00 Large So. American Bananas S lbs. for LOO Sweet Pukage Carrots ..... . 25c per ha~ Tender Juicy London Broil ........ 2.98 lb. LIQUOR DEPARTMENT c 1treat..11,1 bar·h·q or broil 1 all prirt•:. plt1i.1aic n""DXI.,' :11 • ,. ... _, R -.-. ---........n:-· 9etaney's Prmt~H~aMis •· -· --J-"Jfilcy uune1e8S ID'IC'C' OIS•S ........ ~.YO IU. Or Vin Rose 1750 mi I .................. J.69 Delan•y'1 Own Delaney's Champaane Oven· Ready Me1tlo1f .............. 1.ltlb. sz. 75 per bottle, S33.00 per case Delaney'!! \rourml•t Market i!I one of the rew m arke~ in Orunl(e County that haa GENUINE Milwaukee While Veal. We receive this veal direct from Milwaukee thrt'e limes a wttk air- rrei11ht. This ad effective Wed., 1/14 thru Tun., 1/20 'S Seagrams 7 Crown .............. 'hll'I' 1 8.00 Sea1rams VO .................. liitl•r' 10.00 Cutty Sark Scotch .............. 1liter1 12.00 Having a Super Row (ll'l·loteether part y~ To watch the 11ame on the tube. rull Oelont•y's fur tholle 1reat party platters. Store Hotln M , Cloeed Sunday nm Ne.,....•••·· Ne.,.n Beach I 673-5520 I ' ' U~I '( I'll ()I ,~- Ju~C t ·oa~•in~ S11rvivi1~ tl1e crib l\Ol NC 'I NC1 IABU;S et:.\1'. Arteir '>l'lmninti the news ur llw 1l1n \uu h11v t• tu c·ondudt-lh;al 1t'!'> an enorm ous 'A •UiiN lhitl .. n) 1.r ui. 1·vn itr .. w uv Dad you, for e.xample , 1 .i 1 h t ht 111·m at111ut ha In rm k 11nd "'"°°" tr~unan" set!>., 111 the• ''\t•111 \11u 1111'>1>cd 1t then: hai. l>t:ein 11 reci.11 on I 111 1111 k i.111tl '1-"it•ll le dl111nM w~ l>y thl' U S Food and Urug \111111111,trljllnfl II lo\d1> allt'Mcd that t·eirtain s ell> had metal 111.tl .... 11111•111111•., rldkt'1l otr If '>Wallowed by s11nlt.' darhn' 1 11 , 1 'A .1 J '>'w l l\·d tht· tial,Jt" n111i:ht bcC'um c Ill 1111 1-11 \ 11111l!uh lalll'lt><I 1111.. u moderate tu severe • I ti I'' 11l1h 111 .... o~U.rt ~t:~ \oe Tlll~K. hu'At'vl't , that the fe deral 1 • ..u~ht 111 l'lwl'k \\hat ha tJtcs rcall) i.ltl'k m their 1111 t1d11fl• tht•\ ~d too eX('tlt-d about "'me minute • 11. 1 11 '"' .1 f•11·k .s11cl '>111.11111 tn 11n1nj.( '>cl \ • '• 1' 't•l\·1 Jll 1Jlirc11t kno w:.. 1( baby gets hold of • 1t1111i.. 11,11.>~ l1kl·"· b<.11Jy w1ll prumptly Jam ti into his or d.111111 llUI•· 11111ulh 1·av1t y Items t an include s uch • 111.11 ' uh1t•1·t!'. as droµµ1ngs (rum your canary l'a~e that t.11 1 h1• rt11w olct kl'11·hup hottlt's from the trash , e let'tnc .. 111 1·111rh -.h ;i \ 111gs from beneath your work bench , ,., 1·1 .rl ',1nl·1 11·-. of old k11t'ht·n µeehn~s. and perhaps de· • .... .,,.d tn"·1·1:-. 11 tht· lmdu::-. look mtcn•sltng to baby . Fr•ml 1wr,1111al o lls1•rv<.1twn of the choices most babies 111 m' :1('qua 111t 11nn· havt: madl'. I 'd <:hoost• the m etal rlak 111!(' fro111 lh1· furk and !'.tJ•Hm training set cvl'ry time llt,IOW THERE IS NO ques tion that there a re real 1l.1ng1•r., to young t·hlldrcn out there in bottles be neath the '111k ,11111 ghastly pills rn medit·ine chests But 1t 1s also An11tlwr Ion nhmil 111 le11m 11/ the sour l1Je "" 1· ... on11 · ltw kinds of things the youngsters can stick in 1h1•11· 111outh ... a nd still .,urvive Babies· mouths must be de- -.1).!1wcl 111 kill germs d l'ad . I '1111...idt·r lht• ti mt· m y t>lder son swallowed t he lighter llr11d .\l'lu:r ll~. 11 was nt•vcr proven th<1l ht· drank the s tuff It ",1., -.tr1dl) <·1rc·umstanl1al cvidenee \\ lll'rt d1 ... 1·11v1·rl'd , he was h<1ppily bouncing the empty lq•li11·r l'llt11I 1·an on t.h1• floor <1nd burping a lot. Whe n he l1111•p1·rl 11 s111l'll1•d likt· hi'd lx·1·n on a binge at the corner I 1·\;11·11 .. 1at11111 t'OK HIS T ROURl.t:, he got a quick trip to the local 111 1·d 11•.., \\ho pum1Jl'd out hrs stomach . They found very lit · II•· of ·"" t h1ni.: I Ii· d11l n 't get s ic k until t he pumping 1.11I1·d \111•1 1b1· k11I !'.Ur v1v('(I and grew up. he never did re 1111 111lwr :rnythrni,: about g ulping lighter fluid But he ':-. 111 1 ,., l11rgot lt•n I hat anatomical bilge-pum ping job. '\111 111e1 loni,: agn, I wa!'. taking a lesson rrom a very ~ 1t1 1\,\ 1t•dg1•ahlt· 1 .. wntl<·m an o n how to create a baby rattle "" .1 "''""I l<1th1· lit· had <.1ll th1· t;nv ironmenta l Protection 1\)!••111·\ ·ruli·s down pat Tiit: KATTI.•: llANl>L•: had to be no s maller than a "l•t·1·1ft<·tl '>l/.t' so lhc darhn' balx-couldn't jam it down his or ti .. r )hroat Sp1•<:1f1ccl n<m toxic oil finis h had to be used. 1>1•1·111·a1 111111> w1·r<· burned on the w1x.Kt so no poisonous p:.1111 ... wt1ulrefer 1 .. '>ltrk m1 :r pa ir of rus ty nails . 1,000 slain, paper reports N ~:w YllHK ( /\l'I /\I leas t I .lllHl 1w11plC' w1·n· ktlll'(1 in lhe• !J:t"1 1 \\II w1•1•k., a s t h(• govern ntt·111 11f \j1gl'r1:r l'rus hed an in ui 1'1'1'111111 hv an ls l<imtc; cull h.11 111." hav1· ht•t·n hackt'<i by I 111\ .1 I Ill' "111·1A York Trml's rt• '"•I I•, Although The Times reported tod ay thc r l' was n o s olid e•v1dencl' of Libya n involvement . it quoted an unidentified high. ra nking assistant to Nigerian Presiden t Shehu Shagar i as say. m g that "we have every reason lo believe Libya was involved .. 11 kids killed in fire EAST ST LOUIS, Ill. <AP> Th e mother of 11 children who died in a house fire as they slept unattended had often left her children alone and said they were "loo bad for anyone else to watc h ... a neighbor says. Virginia Williams, 28. was held in the c ity jail while police in· vcstigated the · blaze . whic h roared throug h the brick house. No c h arges were filed. Lt Norman Stevens of the fire department s aid a s pace heater in a d o wnstairs living room was to blame for the Sunday fire . O ne officer with responsibility for JUVtmile a ffair s. Gr egor y Cox. s aid autho rities had spoken with Ms Williams severa l limes in the pas t about leaving her 12 <'hildren unattended. "S h e told me that he r 11· year-old girl ke pt an eye on the other kids all the tim e.·· n eighbor F.thel Bobo s aid of Ms . Williams, who was pregnant at the time of the fire . ·q told her I'd keep a n eye on the kids. but s he told me th ey were too bad for anyone e lse to watch . But they were nice kids . r eal nice kids ... s he s aid. M s . Hobo said she had take n grocl'ries to the ho use sever al lim es and frequently fed the t hildrt>n. ' "Those kids were a lways hun ~ry. · · s ht• said ·'They were over h e r e a ll th e ti m e gettin g somcttung to e<1t. And they didn't have a ny clothes." E l even ol M s Wll ll<1 m s' (•hlldre n . aged IO months to 11 years. we re home when the fire bro ke out. a uthor1t1es said. Pelican resClU! try backfires !-'ORT LAU DERDALF.:, Fla 'i\ P I A conser vation officer says he might file charges of e ru('lty to anlm a ls o r ha r assing a n e ndange red species against <1 wildlife group that set out to rcst·ue pelic a n s injured by fis hhooks and lines. T e ams of volunteer s. wildlife p a r a m edi cs and d e lin quent youngsters referred by j uvenile rourts cau_ght about 45 brown pe lic a ns in o r der to r em'lve fishhooks. set broken wings an d unta ngle the birds from fis hing lines . Rut several of the e ndangered b ir d s were hurt b y w e ll · inte ntioned m e mbers of the In - ternational Aquanaut Founda- tion dur jng the S unday r oundup a t Dania fo1sh ing Pier, authorities s aid. T he group c anceled a similar operatio n planned for S unday. Pelicans. whic h reed on s mall fish that go out to sea d uring the winter. ofte n a re injured trying to s teal bait from fishermen. Some ang le rs just cut their lines whe n a bird s wallows a hook. One pelican captured for first ai d treatme nt during the weeke nd operatio n was knocked st>n scless when a heavy m etal fish ing net f~ll on its head . or~ fil·1a ls s;iid T he r escue teams s witched to heavy fis hhooks to s n ag al least 16 pelic ans a nd lift the m some 30 fe et onto the pier. Record freeze spreads Even. Florida.feels /rigid grip f '•Hltllal •• ''"'••V '"'' ,,,, '1•,p,1nQ h1qr' •••11+11n• ,,, ;1ntt ,,.,~htlrt ""''"'"''' Wt<d • • .. ,., ', • ... ~'"' l11w 1011•t,t\1 it) h•uk ·, ,,,_ '"''' N\ tn1MHt 1n1N 't) n1on t l 1,,,,, •'' I .. -... ~1•u11ar., YI ,, •• t ,., t1t f1 IOW l1•ntf)"r '1fU' ''' "' ,, ''"'',,...o MnndAV 1n '"" fA\t, • H• ,, I t'/lf!U l1•mr>rr ,.,U,,.\ "' '"' •1111, ,,. f lt111M "nt1 tn• M l+nn \low ~·" I' ..,..IQw "''"at 0 •'1 . O,Q .. 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I 4 It tell 0..., c-rty I I ,, ............. , ...... ,,,,,u.. ........ ............ "" ... -. . .. ' • w t • .. 2 I "'W ... -...... ·.:::ae1 ,.,.e :e.:::e .._ • • • ., Thal 11lher «·nasl S urfe rs bravt· recor d -breaking <'Old t ern pcratures for some fun at Miami Beach The 1-1orida heaches are norma lly crowded th is lime o f Ye a r with s un-s tarved NATION I WE~ THER - AP'Wlr ....... a northerners hut only a few war mly-dressed t ourists an d die ·ha rd surfers could be found Monday . Th e low dipped to 39 d cg recs. UAW bends to Chrysler WASlllNGTON (A I' J Thi· sa \'l' hv a w<.1~t· fri·tzl· thr•iuRh loa n hoard b making them tto 1\." tht· !'.our<'l' s aid United Auto W11rkl·rs h<.1s Wt' S1•p1t•mht·r 19k2 'il'nt ed a t·ountcr prnµosal lh<.1t "lll'1thcr M1ll<·t nor tht· t·om "i <·an understand th<1t The ho<• nl has 111 make <1 d et c rmina· t 11111 thal Chrysle r will he via hie tn l!.IK:I." '>aitl the Sl)Ur<'C 1~l'ludes "new c·11nccss11ms t11 11a11) h<.1d <.1ny 1mmed1 att· rcat· f!nan<·ta lly trouble d (:hr}i.ll't 1111n 111 the· !'A W p r n1111-;al . Curµ . which has requested th1· Fra!>•·r :-.aid t'ra.,n '><.ltd Miller unio n to a<·cept a WaRe' fn•1·7.l'. had ..c·h1·dulerl fur ttwr mt·t•l111g!'> C i\W l'rt•:-.rtli·n1 Do ugl<i., I\ v.1•h ri·1irt'M·n1 ;11""' .. r th1· 125 Frast:r says J,.ntl"r , ""t111 ,,, ,. t.1·1ng a '>k1·d t11 IT WAS SOT known tf the un- 111n ·., 1·11un1t•r pro1m sal was de- "' I! n•·tl t11 pn·serve the Seµ- lt·mh1 •1 1!182 1·1mtratl expiration ti ;1 lf• Fraser, meanwhile . twi.:an <.1 1·1.n\ 1•r1 S:,72 n11llron en 11ul:-.lantl rOUQ.~ of bncf1_ngs on lht-1·•1u11 111 g l11an!'. lo pr1·f1 ·rr 1·tl -.11wk 111 ter-proposal with th<-· thn·t· 111 ..... 111 I 'hr,\..,l•·r <111 annual ..,;i, 1ng' f1 c1als whnst· votes will ill' 111 s111<1 ni1ll11in lermme whether the.: faltl'nnµ \1 illt-r ri·111•rl1·d 1h1· t1<.1nk1·r.., 1\fl ..r ht!>. m n·tmg with Staats. 1-'ra:-N '<ml hl· knl'w of no dir- r1·n·111·1·., lfl 11p1nion among the I hrt•1• l>oartl rnt•mhcrs and the '·-;um and subs t an 1·e" ()f the ht111r Jong !>ot•s:-,i11n t'IJOSiSled or a 11 .,w1 ·rin1.t qu1·st111n~ r a ised hy St a:rh a nd ht!>. -,1 arr N~. :l <.1ut11makt·r r... granlt'Cl .$41111 ·1111 had n111 agrt·l'tl 1n takt· pan m1ll1on 1n new government lt1:111 111 1h•· lat"'' 11la11 !11 Ir.' t11 s a\1• RUarantce:-. from thl' l'hr) 'llt·r 1h i· 1 r1111h l1·tl a11t111r1.1k1·r Fra ... 1·r Loan (~ua rnntc·t· Hoard F r:.ri.N .. 11tl s <' h e d u I e d m (' e l 1 n g s w 1 1 h Tn•as ury Sc<'rl'lary 1; W1ll1am M tiler . Ft'dC'fal H1•!>.l'tvt• 1!0:11 ti Chairman l'a ul V11 IC'k1•r ;ind Co mptr11 1ll'r <;t>ner:tl 1":ln11·1 ASK t:O IF .\11 ll•·r had ""ugh! :1 ple·tl gi· tlr;11 th•· 11n1•1n ., c1tn t , . ..,.,inn:-. 111 1ht· 1·1111111:.111\· Y.1111ld •·'ll •·rttl l11•\•11td 1·xprrat111n 11f ll11• 11 1•Y. 11111Hn 1·1111t r ;11 1 l"ra.,,·r ll'j!ltt•d "'\tt ~1111 1'1' strll 1s (·xpressing 11p- t 1rn1s rn lira\ tht• loan hoard, "' Ir 1 1'11 I a!'. I .\ e• a r grant f! ti t 'hn -,l1·r SHI.Ill mil hon 1r1 fcd1·rnl I' ~ll<r rn11t1·1•d loan!'.. would t11· .dd1· to n·;u•h a dt•e1s111n <ihout 1111· 111•\\ I 'hr~ '>lt•r n·quesl W('(I 1)1•,d :1.\ Staats i\FT•:R TIU: FIKST 11f 1h11:-1· b~1 <-•fir1gs with M1lli·r. f"r;1 ... i·r l11ld rc1x,rkrs lw l'llU ltl I! 1 v 1· n11 dct <11 ls of tht· n(•w un111n 1·1m cessions hN•awst• talk' wllh 1111 · co rn pan y w 1• re 1 n · ·a \' 1 · r' Sl'n MllV!' ar<·<.1 now ' 'I hi· .,,.,.,.,.1:11 ' J.!;.i' 1• Lh1· un1•111 1111 .,1H·1·111 ,.tl 111r .. rma111111 I· 1 ;..,,., '>.t1d <1dd1ng th;el 1n l11r111;1l11m ,.., "'"' ;"' h1•lpful in 1 •-.11·ltini.!. ;q.~r•·•·ln•·n1'- "I houg h 1\1 din dad nr1t 1 '""' tlw q111 ·,1111n 11f 1·11n1·1'""1'"" afl"r "•·pt1·111lwr I~~ a un11.n v1un 1· ....11 d 1h1· 1·11mpan~ "·'" n111A m ....... 11111! on 11 "Tht•\ rt· 'iii\ IOI! th•· ~11111!11~ wa ... the ft fth day of talk' h1'1\\1·1·n the• union and the 1·11m pan~. hut "as the first day 1n "hwh lhc < 'hrysle r-propos<.'d "':.ri,:1• fn•1·ti· was discus:-.ed . lluwevc r . lhl' un 111n ·~ p r111-11...,,tl re p ortt'<lly amounts 111 lc~s than the $673 million Chryslt·r has told union bargatnt·r~ 11 would Run in an Irvine Marathon Tee Shirt B e a m ong th<.' fi r sl to run proudly wit h I n ·irn":-. <·o lnr:-, on the official World Mas t<•r"s Mar<1t ho11 of I n ·tn <' rac.·t· 11.'l' :-.h i rt. The majw· Wc.:i.t Coas t ruuniuiu...:,·t nl t <J m l'S to I n ·1(1t.' .January 25 , 198 1 bringing Sl'or<·s of t o p l · ~ runrH'I'!-> to o n (' o f t h<· fash ·st ma ra t hon c·otH'Sl':-. in ttw world You ca n buy a lop quality. too 111·n·t:nt <'Olton r;H't' spe<:tator s hirt for th<.' d1ild or adult 1 u111wr 1n \·our lifl' frnm an ~· of th esl' Irv ine C hamlll'r of ('ornnwn·<• rn1•mti<'.r:.. Onl '650 Y Prol't't'ds twn<'fil Irvine ('hambl'r of C'omm.-rcf' Schol a rs hip Fund Kristen Engel and Irvine Chamber Sports Committee Chairman Arlyn Smith Run With Official Marathon Tee Shirts . • l'Cl(;(;f':f{\' ('uh1•r l>r1H· ;1t Walnut An· •DH HO:'\ c;HOSS:\1:\'.':.0ptn mctnst 4525 Campti!'> l>rn't• • Tl IE 1 ·11111-:H ("!({ s r t5:i:i'< 'ampu' l>nn· .. ro,10:\A J-IHST FEDE RAi. ;,:125 l 'nt wrs1t ~ Dri\'e •WEI.LS FAH<iO HAl"K 5401 l 'niw·rs1t y Dn\'l' • Z B THA \'EL AND TOL'H :i:i2 1 l 'ni\'<•rsity Drivt• • IH>l.Prn; S Pl(;OT IRO•M Culver Dri\'C •IHVl:"Jt:SAVl NGS AND LOAN <'ul vcr Drin· al Walnut Ave. •WAl.Kl<:ll AND LEE Real Estate 5396 E . Walnut A venu<' •ART SHOWCASES 4624 Aarranca Parkway •RON AMIE 4616 Barra nca Parkway • llOHll(S l10 HTS I H\'IN 1-; 470fl Harranc:u l'arkway • J .T . PERI WI NKL E 4fil4 Barranca Parkway •MAZON FAHRlC E MPORI UM 4720 Barranca Pa rkway •WOODBRI DGE WINE & SPIRITS 4724 Barranca Parkway •SECURITY PACIFIC A~~ 14477 Culve r Drive -------41..-..~ CALIFORNIA ( ........... 'I ' rip~, 111·11~ I r11gi•· l hdl h-1 nl IHI'-111•-. 1111 11-. •111lt-..atlt.•r "' erturning 1111 :.t ratn s l11·k 1fr-.'-·11 h11;:t.'' •'' lll',11 1·,it1111l<ill· 011t· µcrso11 d1t-d a~ a n·sult of tht• ·" ,.,,h·nl 11111 •-; \.\ 1•1 t· 111Jur rll four l'ri t1t'all~ The I.Jui-\\as rt-turn II\~ t1 o1111 .1 I ..... \ l'k! I" t~'\1"llf.,1u11 ~u111l:.t\ "'·hen 1t "Pllll out of eontrul 1111 .I d 1 ,tlllL•,.!i lilt l h .illd t lll"llt.•d on lh -.Hfl· ...----·--.... --····-· .. -. ·--·--·-·· -···-· ···-· -. ---·--·---------·· ---...--------~ j .Slt'A 1 ' sh••••l i11g ' First fatal I.OS AN,a;1.1•:s 1 A f'J A police sharpshooter with tlw SfH•1·1al Wt'ar)()ns and Tactics Squad ended a 1:11 J hour Wf'ckend standoff with two armed men II\ k1ll111~ orw gunman as hl' emerged from a motel ~·ui.h1ng M·n•ral host ages in front of him It wa~ lht• SWAT le<.1m 's hrst fatal shooting in ti'~ H·:er•., 11f cl;ingeniui-. 1·onfronlations since the 111111 's f11•r.\ M11) 1974 gun hattle with the Sym· h111111•s1· I .1h1•rati1m /\rm~ 'J'lw s lu1ol111i.: ll'fl A11lhony Martinez or Los Ani.:<·h·..; 11\-1111 and 11 15 ) eur·Old identiried as M arJ 1111·1. 11·1·11 11gc i-.l<:J>~11n charged with rob ht•I'\ ...,,1111 1.t ( "harlt·s l11 g h1t• Marl1111"1. and lht! JU Vt•nile apparently botched a r 11 h h 1· r I \' " 111 I 11• r ii l t h c T i m e m o t e I • µ11li 1•t• ...,;114j lll1•11 tonk lht' hosl<t~l'S Ill the Conruston arlt•rwarcJ f'ttlH'l' 'il.ild tht• gunmen also m<iy h<t vl· 1·111111111lll'tl .1 rohla·n in ii rwarby doughnut shop \!'>I Mi\RT INl-:Z REGAS htrdang hostagC!s into .1 g1•t :. .... ,I\ rar l!I g11n11111n1 tht• s harps hooter ftrC!d 11111·1• h1ll111g llw J.!Unm<in 1n lhl' eye and k11lrng 111111 \1 :1r111w1 ··1 .... 11111at1·cl aJ!e was l><"twt•en 27 and :i t l'h•·r1· \1,1•1· .. as man.' as l:J hoi.tages ;.it the ltl'g rr111111g of lh•· (·1111front<1l111n . inl'ludmg wumt•n ,tntl '111111~ d11 lcl1 .. ,. Thi· •ml~ ho:-.tag1• inJun·d 1111111·1 n1.11111gt•1 .1111.' r\ko11 :JS was ~trurk hy a Tueedaly. Januwy 13. 1981 • ID 6 years ~un butt, bul was reportedly not seriously hurt. All but five of the remaining hostages were released 11r managed to escape before the showdown. The 15 year·old was taken into c ustody afler ht' 1umped out a window to escape fumes from police tear gas can1slers He was not identified bt'causc or his <.1ge ··Mos t ot the time we ve Ileen able to. negotiate with lhe gunme n in situations like this '· s ciid Officer R. Hockhold. "There have been a fe0w ans tances in which a pe rson had lo be taken care of hul they usually give themselves up or we are able to use lear gas " The SWAT team using es pecially trained m<Jrks men w::is org::inized aft er the Walts rio.,ts 111 l!Hi5 lo comb4t a growing number or sniper inci· dt•nts ThC! learn comprises 60 highly trained and sp eciC1lly skilled officers who pride themselves on t·ndmg s1tuat1ons without gunfire. Offit-ers have been involved in 475 separate <ic· t ions over thl.' years, but have r1red their weapons 1n onl} SC\'Cn incidents while being fired on somt· 125 limes. Metropolitan Division police said T iit: S WAT CONCEPT became widely public·rzl'd after the 1974 shootout with m ember!> of t ht• Symb11mt•sc Liberation Army herC! that left s ix SI./\ ml·mhers dc::id s DAILY PILOT AeJ IJ .. ad Of 9% A<:trcss Beulah Bon- di . who portrayed e ld t·rl y women throughout her 50· year earccr . has <.lit•d an Los Angeles of pulmonary com- pliC'ations $1,2 lllillion blaze prohetl Co1ido complex, apartment buildings daniaged Fair play 011 job Wlwlesale gas over $1 gallo1i :--flt-:l<M .\:\ Oi\I\:.... 11\111 Vin· c1fflcwls an· 111\ 1·..,L1 ga t 111g ;1 11 1a111r 111:11.t· that n .1usl'd an 1·st1m:.tll•d $1 :.: 11111111111 tl :1111agl· lo f1v1• structures IH·rl·. d1 .... platPd ~~. pt·11plt• u11d ldt 7~.CI houscholt.ls ll·mporar ii.\ \\ 1thm11 1·lt•\"l ri.•1l \ Thl· 11111) n•p111·t1·d lllJ lll'\ .... as lo a 1.os An):!elt•s p1tl11·l· 11ffl\·1·r \\ h11 .... urh-n·cl 1111nor burns cm his :1rrns sa11l 1·11 \ fin· "l•flkt•i-orn<sn SlL·Vt' Vt·ntura T hl· hla11· ..... h1d1 1·ruptt•d Sunday night . tl a rn ;1gl•cl a thn·1· s lor) ror11lom1111um complt·x untlt•r 1·1111slrtH'l11111 .• 1 s1 ngll-lam1ly dwelling and lhrN• ap;irt1111·11t lt11tlcl1n gs near lht· 111tersection of <'l·dro .... 1\H·1111t· and l>11·k1·11s Strt.•(•l , about 15 milt•s n11rthw1•st of dt1\.\ lllC1\\ n 1.os /\ngL"h·~. \'t•nlura s<11d ~ '" 11 rallu ha 1111 11pu••tt1••11 HIO l.INIM 1,\l'1 F1fl cl'n wh1lt• robed Ku Klux Kla n n11•111lwr .... h urrwd a ~10 fool t·ross al a farm how;•• 111•a1 lu·n· \.\hilt• sni;,i ll t'hildrt•n sholll<•d ··w1t1t1· )111\\t•r" :1ga111st ;1 ha1·kl:(r11un1t 11r rol'k rnus1r 11u111 g \ 1g1I. tr,v1ng lfl pn·..,sun· l'r1·s1d1•nt 1 ':1r le•r 111 tu dt•t"luri11g lhl' runt• 11 1d1•s ;1 11a11 .. r1al 11111nu1111·111 Hol>t•rt Mech. :!!I. \\ 1111 had p11l111 ..... 1111 lw .rnd .ll'anne Marlow. :m. had ltt•1•11 1'11:1111J •cl \ot~1 ·1h1·r :;111l'i' las t T1w .... d ;I\ 111 ;1 ..,,,,;tll luoJ1• 111 1h1• J!rou11tl a11d I h;1d 111111· 011 Ill,\ l1a(·I., ' .'i.'i 11nhlH""fl ht dr11g ;..,.,.,.,, S1\l"(;t'S 1.\11 1 ("1w:it11•· li.1 .... li1'>li ,iJ r11.•n 111an a and I.SI> \\1•n· n·port1•1tl v 1·1111 11"1 .111·d .1· I ,,..., Angl'lt•s ( '11unt ·' ...,f1t·11rf"s tl•·p11111·.., 111.11!1 • a w 111·,.,,. 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Orde r of tlw Whitt· H11st'. ancl /\lahama b<.1sccl L:mt 1·cl K11 Klux !\Ian Stall• orga111 w r llarv1·~· Hopkins of Hio Linda saict 40 to ~.o pt'r~1rns atlf'r11lt•d. hut reporters lit•lcl al a drstarwe• hy armt·d guards couldn't ('111rnt that rnanv llopkins toid lh<' n ·purters that many m em- lwrs ancl recruits sla.vt·d out or view behind a bar- ricu<lt' of trucks anti a hayst ack, and that the guards w('rt• lll'l'l'!>Sary bt•l'a11se some of them did not want lo lw 11l1•1111f11•cl Hospital thPft ("OStly I.OS J\:--Jt:Et.ES I,\)') T Ir t' for m l' r a d m 1111stral11r or u T or ' r u n t t• l' on v a I es 1· l' n t hos pital was ordered h) a Los Angeles Supt•rior Court JUdgt• to sc•rn• a Is this ·how your bank ~ see-syou. T11·0 prnf P#f .. r• PHd 1·l9U SAN FHANt'ISCO (A I' I Two prot ester s. Ont! or tlll'm d1s;iltll'd. who shac:kll·tl lhcmsi:lves by the hanks or the Stanislaus HiVt'r IO an attempt to block rlooding or a stret<:h ol Whitt• watt'r. have left their hiding spot. I JU d a} i-cHl l'll(:t· f111 ~l l.'ci I ing ntolll'~ from a p<ilit•nl Ttw 1a1l ll·rm wci s 1mpost•d on HolH'rt A. Seri I. :ii , who wai-. ac <·used of di vc•rl ing SI .:179 from trust funds belong ang to ll patit•nt a t lh1· Sht•a ("11 11 vu l1•s1·1·n t llosprt;il Thn·t• other!> r<·111a111l'fl 1n a patch of un- dt·rhrush allCl\'f• th<' :'frw :\<h•loncs Dam in a ronti· Bro\\7ll's budget looks at nllcroelectronics S/\'.'11 .J<>SE u\111 ~orth <"a rohna. M 111 111· s 11 l ;i . .I a p a 11 a n d W t"i l (it•rman,v a ll ha<t a hanrl 111 ..,haprng (iov Edmund <; llrm' n .Jr 's pro post•tl slal1• huclg1•1 i\11 e1n· liatthng f11r a s han· of thl· lul' r:rt1ve n111•r11f'lt·l"l r11111t·s m<lui-.try. now l"t'llll'r<·d 111 1111' S anta Clara t'11u11t v Sd11·1111 \";tll1•\ Tht• .,tat<"'> shan• 'or tht· 11111·rnpr<1i·t·S!'.1ng market j.; :14 lll'l'l'l'nl F1ir1•1gn govt·rnm«nts an· suhs11h7.· ing rC'st'ar<•h to t"lllllpt•tt•. and hoth or the stal l's havl' s lalt• untvt•rsil\' rac1l1ti1·s drnng. or Jlfl'flilrtng lo d1;. rt'SC'art•h I N lllS STi\TE 11f th1· Slah· address last wct•k, Brown ~aul his hudget would contain $7.1) million for a com bi ne<l stalc. 1Jnivl•rs1ly or California and s <' m 11· 11 n ti u <:tor ind u s l r y microelC'clronirs rc:o;i:arch program. '' f'rankly . I think he I nrown I looked around and got a little s<:a red.'" s aid lie11rge Turin. rhairman of the Un1vers1l y or California's l>t.<partrnenl of Ele<:· tr ical Enj.linecring and Computer Science The department is in line for S2.6 million or the m oney for modcrmrnt1on and upgrading its micrOl'lectronil's rcsca rch laboratory. "lt"s som ething we s hould get behind and push. It ·s a turning point.·· says Robert N. Noyce, vice chairman of the board of director s or lnle l Inc .. based in Santa Clara. BROWN SAID IN a budget briefing that the state semiconductor Industry is in danger or losing ground, and th.erefore jobs. to outside com · pell tors. MHD . HILP! ..... _ M ·Y_., Stlft ... or haYe our competent plumbers do lhe world 8UleK PlUt=•• HIAn.. ,...,.:T°'8, Hl3638 .... ~-~ "Tht•rl.' ts a lrt•m1·nrlous pr<·ssur1· from .Japan lo tr11wd this 1111lustr,v II 1 IS or parlir·ul;ir l'('llnlJmic· 1mp11rt<11lC'l" to lh t• stalt• of CI twn 11f the 11il 1111lustrv or tht• '>tl"el 1n <I us try or th<• t 1n· 1ncli1st ry. \.\t' \.\Ill lw 111 d1•t•p trouhlt· tn lhts s t ale ·· IN ADDITION TO lht· m11fl1•rn1z:1 lion at lhl' hihoratory. Brown wants S.'i million set aside for rt•i-ot-<H<·h g rant., lhal would be USl'rl with dollar fttr dollar m atching grants from I h1· Sl'm i<"Crnduct or inllustr,v r11r 11111).! rangt• rcsc<1rch into rn1C"rnl•lt·1·tron1<·.., th rnughout tlw l H' .;yst 1· ni. anti not n1·n·ss arily all 1·11nf1m·d tu llt·rkt·lf•,v's upgradl'd lah. Roger Carnek . il1•puty dir<•c·lor of rt•scan·h in lht• governor's offtc·1., s aid . "What wt"n• talking C1l'K1ut is basic-resean·h . nnl lhl' e11(l th al 's really tinkering with lwrclwarc going into products. What we're talking about is getting an idea out or someone's head and then having com panies eventually make it inlo <i new product." New FBI standards W ASlllNGTON I A I' I Allorncy General n enjamrn R Civiletli has laid down stan<.iards that the FBI musl meet in conducting unde rcove r investigations such as "'sling"' opera lions and the Abscam bribery probes T he guidelines prohibit the f>~BI from inducing people to commit crimes they would not otherwise com mit a practice known as e ntra ent. We think you deserve better. l•rn -....11 .rlt·d ~ l'nnw 111 l111pni;il S;i\·in .l!:..... \\'(:'II l1t'lp y11u ;1rnl y11ur ltl(Jltl·\·. Our C:hecking +Interest plans pay you. ~11 ln11g1 ·1 \\il l t lw fllllds you ckpflsil i11 ;1 ti:...u;tl h;tllk d11·1 ·king ;1n·nu111 f;1il 11> l'ilrtl you i11tvrvst. Ynu ;mcl \·1111r lllotH.'\' dc.·sL·n·<· thl' best. \\"l' p;1y you. :=/,<f lntL·n <t on ynur d1erki11g ;11·~·,1tml l>;tl;111n·. Three plans that work for you. We: give you t hrl'l' p lans to sell'rt from. ()ne just right for you. .. Most \vTthfrr·""'e_,c.:~·h:-:-t-.•ror.k~s":'.'a:'::n":lo~,rr.o ser VIL'l' r h1trge. Coml' in today, ;.ind see us for details. Services you can bank on for convenience . Convenienn.:' like Jmperial's WorldWidt• • LIH'cki11g "·i1h ;1 VIS.i\ Cht·rl.; C:1rc1 1·• rntcl l";ish l~t "Sl'l'\'t '* ~. U1L·rl.; intn 11ur L'1111n·nil'lll."L' l';tnl for L';1sy idt·nt ifi r;1t ion in ;111y of our 11\'l'r 100 br;111d1l'S st ;1t c\\'iclt ·. Longer hours means shorter lines. lmperi;1J\ hours <lrL' lo11gl'r than most hanks. Wc'rl' l'\"l.'ll opt·11 011 Saturdays! Tlrnt \ n ·rtl n >t 1 ven u..·nn·. So if your lnrnk keeps lrl'ating ~·ou likl' ;i number instl'ad < 1f ;i person. you dl'Sl'rve better. Come to your nci gh horhood I 111 pe ria I Savings today. 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H ~~~!ei&Y<N~!~~ Costa Meaa, South Coast Plaza Town Center 3310 Bristol Street (714) 540-7591 Newport Beach 3366 Via Lido (714) 673-3130 Newport Center 550 Newport Center Drive (714) 644-1461 Edltori I P ThomasP Hatey /Pubhaher T~1 K•vlll Edftor U l) P a a,,e Tuesci.y, Januar, t3. t981 'Jr\gf~ \..• 1tht Wlv •Ir 11 S.rbar• l(reibich 'Edltoriet Pave Editor County must have aid for refugees T ht.· Orun6lt• t '11unt) f\msrd of Su~rvtiori. wus on t arie~ h•1>t wN>k li"h('n 11 u rtel'tl < ·ont(rt'1111 to extrntl thl' Rt1fu1eet' Al'l of I Ml to pn•nclt· ''"~ \ l'ctr' orft:d t'fltl u1tl lo rdUt(('t'N rut her thnt1 tht· prc·~('nt thrt'" .. \'t•ur!\ As thtn~l> no"' ~l and lr111od 11nt'lit' rl'fu"ct.•b whu will h 4H't• hvt'<t 111 tht· l 't1lh' forthrct.· ycal'I} b~ Aµnl I wtlJ no lon11vr 1 C'<'t•l vt• '\flt>t·1ul fwtt>rnl uut 1-"or OntnjW ( 'ounty . lhtN t·a11 bt• a ~t'vcrl' fu\um·u•I blu~ Oft ht• t·i.tlmHh•ct 50.000 I n1lt1<•hlflt'W rt'fut(l'es now ~ettled in tht• 1·ounh 1111t' It-nth of ;;11tho:w111 lht> l 'nitcJ States 18 9tiS rt'('f'I\ t•d upprox11nutt'ly ~ 5 m1lhun in speC'lal h~efrrul t'.t'h ''''l'I ;.111<·1· in ttw rncmth of Nvvemhcr atom• .,, 11( \prll I tht·•w !Jt.'Oplt• 11\llf bt-e:nttllcJ to no mu re h ·d,•r,t l .m l thun c•lht·r p t•1.,00l\ on lht' ~t:lfare rolb su ch as \1d h• l-ca1111 lt t·' "'1th l•t-l>t-lldt'nt, <.'h1ldren Hc)·und that , t ht•1 r nt•t•tb "'oulct h.n t' l<1 t~ ntl'l with t ount) au.I \11J lh•· 1·t1u11l~ ... u1~·1\1M1r!'> J gr t.'ed , 1s in no tinam·1al e11h1t1vll ll•IJl..t•1111 lhdt lJurdt'n . \\'hilt-m<ill\' I cfugrt''i h aH' tuun<.1 the ir le:ct tiy lhl' t1mt' Lht•\ hJH· l>t·t·n ht·rt• thn·e )ecffs otht•n. arf:' )>ttll stru~gl mg ~1 th l a11gu<i~l' .JlldjUIJ .,k ill dt'fU.'lt.'Ol'lt':, \ll ,11!d1 t 1unal l~O \l'CffS u( £ede ral aid C'UUld make lht• 11lffrn•1w t· l 'ungrL·..,.., and espec ially the Or ange Count~ tlt'lt>ga 1 w n .,h(1u hl .!t'I µromµt l) tu aml'nd the Refugee Act t 11 nw l'l tlw nt·t:<b 11f thu:o,t;• who n 1me here on the invitatio n of tht• lt-dt·ral gt!\t'rnme nt. but whu have been permitted to 't·ttlt· 1n a n •i.J!-. ut tht'tr own ehoosing Or.ange County being 11rh' oft ht· fa\ 1ll'lll')> Staffing vie~1S vary lntcrestin~ things tan and do hapµen w hen ne w Ornngt' County s uµ<.'r <1isors lake office. Take lht• t•ast•s of the c•ountv's two freshman of- fi<'eholdt'rs. Ho~t>r Stanton and Bru'ce Nestande. At the outsl'l of their terms on the board of s upervisors . hoth m<'n had to s eek out and hire the pro fession al stuff mcmbl'rs who will advise them on ('ounly issues. For his part. Stanton has hired four executive a ssis- tants, one t•xt.·tutive secretary and a receptionist and has permitlt•d a s t'venth a ide an assis tant to forme r Suµervisor Philip Anthony to remain on the pay roll for another month. The total cost : $140.710. Ncstande has emplo yed six executive assistants. an exe cutive sec retary and a receptioist at a cost of $197 ,747. While Stanton is known to be considering the employ ment of one additional e xe cutive assistant. one t hing seems certain. The total cos t of what Stanton intends to sp(•nd on his s taff is far below w h at Nestande plans to s pend. Some s upervisors. su<:h as board c hairman Ralph Cla rk. havt• he ld to lht: theory of e m ploying a few good p t•ople at relatively high salaries. Other supervis o r s, s uch as Supervisor Thom as Riley, h ave employed a lot of good p1·1>ptl' a t nol-so-h1~h s a la ries. Sta nton a nd Ncstande Have taken rtiff erent and n ot m·ct:saril~· mis take n directions . Thev've decided to SIJl'nd lhl' ffiOnl'y available forstaff help wh ere ea ch fc>els it will do lhe most good. It's h ard to s a y ir a conclus ion can be drawn from all this Ont• definitelY. d oes get a fl'eling for which of the ne w .;upt•n-isor:-. has cos t -control on his mind. Bilingual f anta·sy The futility or bilingua l education rules dreamed up in Was hington and Sac r amento is nowhere be tter exemplified than in the Ocean View School District, which includes 23 schools in the lluntin glon Beach-Fountain Valley area. or the district's 11 .000 kindergarten-eighth grade stu- dents. some 500spcak a native language othe r than English. Most are of lndochim•se origin. They speak a variety of languages and dialects a nd include 50 Laotian Hmong who lwvc no written languagt'. But state a nd federal regulations require the district to provide the m with ins truction in their native language and with credentialed bilingual teachers and aides a nd to ad- minister tests in the native lan gu age as well as English. No matter that the stale school system provides only an 1.<:nglish-Spanish bilingual leaching credential. Or that c.ides who s peak the native tongue along with creditable Englis h are almost impossible to find. o r that there's no way lo lest the Laotian Hmong in their nonexistent written langua~c. For the time being. dis trict trustees a r e settling for in- c·reased e mphasis on leaching English a s a second la nguage. Obvious ly this is the only way to go. But is n 't it absurd lo think that a school district in this ridiculous situ ation should be threatened with loss of state and federal funds because of its inability to comply with Alice-in-Wonde rland rules? • Opinions exprnssed 1n the s pace above are those of the Oatly Ptlot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s invited Address The Oatly Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/SOS Ry l .. M. BOVD (J Don't thl' lcthm; "SOS" mean "Save Our Ship"'' A "llt!lp!" 1s what they mean and nothing more spec·ifit· T<'ll'graphcrs in 1906 round them easv to transmit ~ar Gloo111y GuM and t>asy to understand. Dot. dot. dot. dash, dash, dash, dot , dot. clot So naturally rhythmic' that signal. you can tap it out on a tabletop with your ringcrtip. Before the SOS came along, operators used ''CQ'.' meaning "Allen. lion All Stations" plus "D" to mean distress. And people labeled that message ·'Come Quick. Danger'." A boy s tands in a school doorway . Another hoy passes. T he boy in t he doorway pays no attention. A gir l stands in a school -------------------------------------------Rowland Ev8118/Robert Novak Reagan may dump Chrysler W /\S iii Nt;TON Unless Jt11nalcl Ht>ag an ~ut·t•umbs to 1·11ngrt•:,,i.10nal µressurl'. lw will 11 ,. I' ., I d t• ., \ l' r t h e h I )! j.( l's t h11 nkrupt1·) in i\rneril'an history h) tl1st•onnt•l·l 111g thl' Chrysler t '01·11 from it s federal life ~ u I> po rt ~ -' s t t• m a s p a r l of 1· <•ti 1 1· a I 11 o I 11· ~ ('ha n i.: e 1 n Wa ~h1r1g1u11 T h1•r1· 1:,, no 'u11·l' amon g C'l'IHlllnHr' oft 11·1a b apputnlcrl so t u r II \ . 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I _,,_) f-::1 ' ~ - ( , .. ~ I ' I ·~.1 \ Andy Rooney 1lramatk sign that Unde Sam no longer will extend t re<l1t to fatlrng enterprises may well pro· mote Reagan's early et·onomic· polt1.·y goal or revivinj.( the fatl ing liond madwt S PEl'IFll'Al.I.\', Chr)sler will go hankruµt sometime this s pring unle ss 1t ge ls more federal loan guarantees on lop off S800 million authorized so tar Among Heaga n ad\'lsers and Wall Streeters ul1kt•, there is » r a t· t i l' a 11 y no h o p e for Chrysler's ultimate survival. They hclic•\'t• more federal help merely µostµon es the 1nt·v1t<1hlt-. .. a!'> do t•11nl'l'~s11ms II\' lahor and 'uppl1t•r:,, · Orflt·1al), m l'rl'sulcnl l'<irtcr'), Trc•a sur\ ll1U!'ol rarnil1ar \\1th l'hr) slt·r· l·ouhl not agr t•t• mort• In 1'<11·t. tht•) h;n t• hl't•n sur pnst•d lh;et a ~1g1w l 11111 1101 1•omt· from lht· 1in·:,,11lcnt l'l1·1·1 to pull t ht' p)uJ! 011 <.'hr~ :,,h•r 110\\ 1in ('a rt t• 1" s \\ "I (' h . I n~ t ('ad II t Ht•aJ.:an ·~. Thal ''oulrl ha\'t• rl'qu1rcd an 1 n t r 1 1· a I t· rn a 11 l' u ' l' r T h t' d 1u1rm;rn ot tht• t'hnslcr Loan <: u a r ant l' t• Ho a r ,j 1 I. r; H J • Tn•asun St•1·n •tan c; Wilham ~t 1 llt·r. would ot111i1se an.Y s u1·h t utoff. Whether a "'hispered word from Reagan would swa)' the two other board members Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Vo l t·k e r and Comptro ller Gener al Elmer .Staats Is de· batable: Even then. hankruptc·~ probably would not tomt hefore Jan. 20, • Al~L SUCH <·onsiderations are moot. howe\'er. considering the president-elet t's failure to c\'en l'Ons ider that option In the laC'keJdaisi<'al fashion with whic.•h high poli<·y has heen handle1t during the transition. Chryslt>r was not seriously dis<'USl\l'd 11) Ht•agan For that reason. it 1·an not he assumed the ne" µres1 clt'nt wi ll r esist pressurl' from ('hr~ s lt'r dealers anti ('hr) skr \\or kt-rs funnelt•d through t·1111 l!rt•ssmcn Yl•t. on this as on man) ques t 11in'). Hl'aJ,tan ·)'o first rN1<·t10n "a~ t•orrl't'l tit• in tu1t1vcly OIJ pose ii the l'hr~ ~l t·r hail out. re trt-ating uni) under intense pr<'s:,,urc· tlurinl! tlw 1·ampa1gn The n ght to fall 1s 'it·wccl h) Hea g<in as integral to a n· tun•nalcd free market Y.ht-ri· J.! o \' t• r n m <' n t s u 11 :,, 1 cl y 1 s diminished along with gO\',trn Some kind parting words for a Although my 11n•vious letter to .Jimmy Carter at the• While lloust• wus nl'vt•r answ<.•rctl . I'm writing anutht•r There are a couJ1le of things I want to say to the president ht-fore ht• leaves. Jimmy t:artc·r 'I'ht> While I lr>Ust· Washington. I>{' l>ca r Jimmy, I 'vt· been mt•aning to write s ine·(• what happt•nt•tl to you in N o vt•mbl•r hut I didn 't know l'xat·lly what tu say I'm uwfully sorry I'm nnt sa y 1n~ I vol ed for vou 11r anythin.g, hut I ml'an I 'm sorry about how bad vou must ft•t•I ·Yo u should know we all like you Wt think you're a good guy ancl you gave the pres- id enn _ your hest s hot Ma ybe vou wert· a ht•tlt•r Prl'stdent lhiJn :.Ve think Who knows, may be in Art Hoppe I U or 20 .vl'a r s you' II ht• t•on sidt•rl'd lhl' gn•att-st Prl'std<'nl wt• t•ve r had. Y·ou c an't tt•ll ahout those things Look at what happ<•nt•d to llarry Truman s reputation. Wht•n he was in ur ri<·e most of us thought he was . well. you know . not the smartest guy in the world. Now they'n• talk ing about hi m as 1f ht• w<•rc a rtotht•r Jc•fferson At 56, you'n• young to be <1n t•x -Pres1dent. It s hould ~Ive you a lot of pleasure for a long while Heing an e x-President of tht• Unitt•cl Statt•s doesn 't huppc.>n to just everyunf' and we hope you and Hosalynn l'nJOY some or th1.• pt>rks that go with il She's somC' woman, that wifl' of yours She was on your s idl' a II the way. C'ven when sh(• thought you Wl'r e wrong 11 hope you'll l'xcuse me for that remark hut she looked as if she thought you Wl'rt' wrong som l'timt•s. > THE NICEST thing that could happen for you and all the rest or us too, of course , would be to ha n· tht• host<1 gt•:,, rt•ll'aM·rl IH'fon• \'OU lt•a v<· lh1· Whitt· I I oust• Ii would g1 vt• you a gnod ft•<•ling you dt•ser H• lo havl' after a ll the wor ry and work you've put into this mess It ·s too bad all your p rayt•r s wt•rt!n 't a ns w<'red , hut I 'll hl't t•vt•n Ht.'a),lan would likt• to sec you havt• t he• ple<1sure or gt•ltlDJ! thl host~1 gt•s back before .Jan 2tl You <'ertamlv have nothin,g 111 fret bad eJboul for the way yr>U <lid tht' Job. You always did what you thouJ:hl was ri~ht. All that o;turr about your hrother and t'v l'rylhin~ didn't count with us We've all got nutty relatives ourselves. You would have been JUSt as we ll off without him. mind you. but we all unde rstood What are you J:Oing to be doing now" You can t JUSt go back to t hat peanut business and li ve in the same house in Plains It Just wouldn't ever be the same You know what Thomas Wolfe said "You can't ~o home a~eJin ·· This may be just a cr azy idea . but what about taking oft ment taxation and government regulation. That was the essen- tial choice for Republicans between Ronald Reagan and John 8 . Connally. THERE ARE NO economic C onnallyi tes in the Reagan Cabinet . Budget 'd1rector - designute David Stockman was the on l y member or t he M ithigan tongressional delega- tion to vote aJ,!a insl the Chrysler hailout lie has not repented. Treasury SeC'retary-deslgnate Oonald ReJ,lan has been con- s1clt>re<I a possible weak link an 1mpn•ss1on cnhanl'C•d hy com- mt•nt s O\'l'r a lun1·heon in Wall St reel Dt•<' 11; h~ l11s friend anll tcllo\\ :,,to<•khroker l .W Hurn hum 111 · I hifft• kno" n Don Jk gan vcn \\ell tor man_, yea rs," said Burnh<im. "and I ha ve no doubt that ht• will not al- l•>'' l>l'tro1t to go hust Ill' will :,,lop 1m1)(1rts h~ imposing a ban 011 lht•m tor thn•t• lo six months Hut Burnh<1m has not talkNI to Ht•gan laH•I) In pn,·all'. the Ill'" Trcas ur) d11t•f has oppost•d an) I radc prolt•l·t11rn for tht• auto 1ndustr) \\hilt• UJ,!ree1ni.: \\Ith Stm·k man on t hl' rwctl to t•nd ·1 h<· <'hr) slt•r hatlout Whc·n Hegan rt•plaL'l'S Millt•r a!'o <·hu1rm<.in or lht• 1.uan r;uarantt•t· Board. I ht· rt• "'111 no lnnge•r Ill• an ardt•nt ,·011·t• tor rna111ta1111nJ.! lht• hit· !'oUpport :,,~,t l'rn SlTll PROSPt-:<'TS ;.1 H·ar :.t l!ll \\OUlll ha n~ M·nt Wa ll s in•t•t into a trt•rtt\ Toda\ ·s :,,ent1mc•nt lht·n ·. "hid t t ur.n<'cl <i gainst lurth1•r lt·tll•ral lw lp 1n lht• \\ak" •11 m al\),I\ t• lmH~r n •l\1l\t anc·f• to the K t·ar. horK'l\ a Rt•agan hard lllH' 1111 C 'hr) .,lt•r \\ell e·hange HI \ l'"olllr Jl!-o\l'h11l11,_:\ !-oUll 11·11•11tl\ tu .,a, t· lht• 111111!1 m~rk1•1 · Thi· llll'~~ai.:t·. t ra n:,,1·1·n1ltn,.: I 'hr~ !-olt·1'. \\uuld lit· M'nl lo other 1 rou hkd ltu~l lll'"'M':,,, ml'lu1hng ''I\ 111 1-!., and loan r11st1tut11)11.., "\\'e \\ant lht· l1nL1n1•1al e·om 111 111111.' 111 k111m th:.it tht• l<'fh•r:.il i.:•1\ <•rnrnc·nt "on 't lw :-opp1nJ.! up 1 I' Pd 1 I I 11 111• I JI I <1 ii c• d l' n I t•rµn -.t•:,,." a Ht.·aJ.:<.rn ml\ 1st•r t11ld 11' That \\ot1lcl lw '<·111w1mll l•rnt \\I th le·l\~ l'l'J.!11lat11111 and lall in l.! 111:1. ral"!'o a~ parl ol a lern 1·n·d l1·rlr·ral 111·11t tl 1· on t Ill' li 11s 11te'!'o!'o hori11111 To ;1dlll'\ ,. lhat th1·r1• !'ot't'rn ' no \\;I\ 111 H1·aga11 ., nwn tlwl t 'l1n .,1c.~ 1·:.i n lit• ... a \I •ti · good guy and g1•llin~ l11l\t for a <'OU&Jlt' or ~·t•ar~·1 You know. gl't yoursl'lr an 1:,,land som1•wh1•rc or It <:ttbin 1n tht· mountains and rt'ally gel <1wa v Shake lht..· whole Secret S l' r ~· 1 !'l' hit and t· v t' r y thin~ liro"' a bt•iird. don't have a tt•lt•phom•. don 't givl' anyone your forwa rdini.i addn·ss Don't !'t•nd <'hr1stm;1s c·ards Do n't 1'\'l'n t1•1l llam .Jordan when• _p1u anci Hns<1lyn11 art· l'M SUGGESTING that ber ause I should think it would be pretty tough for you to get ex- rited about anything after all you've bee n throuJ:h. You don't want to be invited out fo r dinner and you probtibly don 't care about trnvelin~ You couldn't ca r e less about being in- tervie wed by Rarhara Wailers Wt• love you. J immy Don 't takt• it loo hard that we didn't re-elect ,vou You're a ~ood guy and Wl' wish \'OU I he best or everything Tha.nks fort rying . Sincerely. Andy Rooney Zero Auto1nohile Growth 1nove1nent may save us l'lt•asl' do not hit me up for your ravorilt' charily. I am de- voting ult my time and energy these days lo the worthiest c·ause I cun imagine: Zero Automobile Growth. The critical need ror such an organization was demonstrated when the in- of cars to plures is already I 2 lo I. which l'Xplains why thousands of vehicles art' cruis ing t he streets at any -.iiven hour, day or night. And in Los An~eles. if 9.3 per- cent or the automobiles weren't perpetually stalled in freeway · traffi c jams. there would un- doubtedly be a revolution in the streets. It is obviously time to snuff out the automobile explosion before it snuffs out us. it for trade-in a nd the owner would be forced lo s crap it thereby contributing to highway safety, enhancing environmen- lltl aesthetics. and not increasing h y o ne iota the number or automobiles in our nation's park- ing places. THERE ARE, to be sure, other solutions. In Fond du Lac. New Jersey, for example. the Board·oC Aldermen recently vol· ed lo tear up all sidewalks in residential areas in order to ln- W E Oft' ZAG are not so naive stall diagonal.parking and thus as to propose curtailing the pro-double the number oT spaces ton. "and in a democracy, the needs of the majority must pre- vail." In New York. a move is afoot to conver t The World Trade Center into two 1 tO-s tory park- ing garages. as parking space in' downtown Ma nhattan now rents for twice as much per square foot as office s pace. The plan- ners concede this would only meet New York's parkina needs until UIM. NO, ZERO Automobile Gr owth Is the only rational answer. Even as It stands now, I o • crooge. an. us: · her ll i-F-1- p asses. The gi rl i n the doorway looks over the pass- ing girl with great eare. Such is a typical difference in the behavior or boys and girls. Can you explain the why of it? Neither can I. du s tr y morosely an- nounced that Ameri c a n ~ bou~hl on ly 9.171.803 1980 automobiles. This is, o r tOUISC, bad news for auto workers. aut o '1""~~~-ndttu~etHion-ef-tteW~·•1r1-T~~~•.._,R~•--~~•~~~•~i~l•~h~l~e~.~~~--..lilW.....J.11.11L.!DIL11U.....WL-..U~-1UL..1~'1.K:--~~ tion 's prosperity and well being "There are ten times as many lated by the availability ol park· •. If you didn't burn a si ngle light f o r Christmas this year you ei ther lost your Christmas spirit or never had ll to begin with. Here's "lighting up you life!" IL.LUMINOU S WINNER • Q. Why is chowder called r howder? A. Comes from the French "la chaudiere" meanlna a hu1e pot. The fishermen over there cooked seafood soup in It. ·-dealers and the economy as a whole. But It ls still 9,171 ,803 m ore automobiles. And the c rucial question a rises: Where In heaven's name are we going to put them? There can be no doubt that the avtomoblle·parklna place rel•· Ul>n1hlp hu at laat reached the breakln1 point. In San Fran- cisco, there are now but n• more parkln1 place• than there are cars. In Ne~ York, tbe raUo ' depends upon the manufacture automobiles as pedestrians." ln1 places: where I live, which of e ver·prolilerallng numbers o( argued Alderman Marcus Tuf· restaurant I chooae, whal movie new cars. es Lee lacocca can I see and which friends I visit. I and did well testily. Q rind I don't much cate what I do My modest proposal Is a slm· 00le8 and where I 10 as Iona H there pie ban on the sale ol any used will be a place to park. cars. "The only real estate moet ol In fact, I don't expect to be re- With such a pro bono publlco ua plan to acquire ii a cemetery warded in thla world for my do- law in eflect, any person who lot." -A..,_ 8wlft, a reaklmt &ood efforts. I merely pray that wishes to buy a new car and 1et of tb• Knickerbocker on t11e St. Peter wm aay. "Come niht rid of hi• old clunker would bavt Lake Hotel ln llilwauk•, et· In, and park anywhere you to do Just that -1et rid ol hll plalainl wily many elderly '91· went." old clunker. A• It would be un· denta oppo9e a condomlalum Ab! Dolln't that sound Uk• ,.1eable. no dealer would ace.pt convM"lklll propo1al. heaven? ' > \ I • ....... ,.. ..... -···--··- NATION Smokers given advice No lafe cigarette, 1urgeon general 1ay1 WASH INGTON 1AP1 Smoll.n wbo ran'l ur wun't q"'l ahouki switch to lower t ar and nicotine r11arett.t1 beC'aUH lh4ty may pmf' '"' dan1er of lun1 di• eaaf'. ttw11ur1t'Of'l 1en.-ral uy11 ·n..-. 11 no ·aaft' t•1••r1etle. Sur1eon c. .. neral Jul1 u11 lt Rachrnund aa1d Monday In h.11> 231 pa1e a1uuu1I tt'Jk>r1 1111 1mok 1n1 and htoaHh. b ul 1um .. r i1arf'tt"11 ma bt: lt'1t1t haurdou. than oOwn. rC'dU\'tnli lht1 n ail of imoku\& 1n a l1m1t.-.l 11nd '"ltx't1vt• fashion • Richmond 1tdded . howt-nr that reM-archt>ri. 1>tall dora 't Imo~ "°" m""h le.-.s danguuw. low hu-ud mt"Otane br1tnds ue. 1tnd ctAu uoned th11t smokmg mutt: or in hahn& more deep!) ma.> eabaly . neclil.le ~ beneJ1ts from " lower tar or nicotine c·1gltrelle THE SURGEON Gt;NEllAL told a new!> confertmce he 1s seek- ing volw\lary disclosure of m formatton on cigarette llddalives from tnd1 v1dual companaes and from the industry because some of the 300 compounds known lo be used 1n cigarettes can cause cancer But the industry regards such information as t rade s ttrets and has not supplied 1t Information on which com- pounds are included in specific brands or which brands produce other compounds as byproducts of smoke was not available, Rich mond said. He called for a testing and re· view program on the additives used to enhance the appeal of cigarettes to determine whether thos-e additives·are toxic or cause tumors. He also s uggested that the industry stop putting new ad- ditives in cigarettes until the ef- fects of the current batch can be assessed. SOME $5Z MILLION is being requested for smoking programs. including research and education activities in the last Carter ad• mlnl1tnllon budl •l. Richmund H id K1chmond ct.<'l•rod th•t "the ~1n1le fllOlll effe.:Uve way to re- dul·e hHard.1 of 1mollin1 con- llnutH• to be that of qulttln& en· llrely " But t~e ~ m1lhon Amencaoa who ~e wiw111in1 or a& yet wi•· lJle: to qutl are well ad vised to 11 w1tt·h w l'itareltes yieldina less tu 1md nicotine , provided ttiey do 11111 incnu&se their smoldn& or ,. h 11neil' their "'molun1 in other way\," he added Althuuah the report offered li t lll' new tnformalton about the ef- fet•b ol smokinw. the Washinlflon- bitsed Tobal'Co Institute, which represe.nt.s the c1g;u ette industry, described at as "more moderate an tone than its predecessors.•• NOTING THE GAPS in scien· t1fic research on various diseases and their relationship to smoking, the institute said the indus try has s pent "tens of millions of dollars" for independent research in some of those areas . The surgeon general's report s aid there is insufficient scientific and medical data to measure ex- actly the impact of low tar and nicotine cigarettes on heart dis- ease and chronic obstructive lung disease. But it noted that smoking by pregnant women has been shown lo increase the risk of vaginal Labor forced ISLAMABAD. Pakistan IAPJ A Moslem newspaper said the i.:overnment used children for forced labor on road construe· lion and other public works proj· ects in Pakistan. The English· language daily, The Muslim. quoted Sadqat Ali, 14, as saying he escaped with five other "slaves" from a work camp near Peshawar, n orthw est Pakistan. after being tortured and forced to work without pay for six years. bleedlna. 1pontaneoua a bort.ion, premature dellv,ry, fetal deatb and infant death shortly after birth. And it said there is no av ail able evidence t hat those r i1lla are reduced by low tar and nicotine cigarettes. THEaE ALSO IS no evidence, the report said, to determine tbe effect ol lower carbon monoxide levels in cigarettes. The report said 36. 1 percent of American men and 29.4 percent of women smoke, and many of them already have switched lo low tar cigarettes. In 1979 'low tar b rands represent ed almost half t he cigarettes consumed in t he Unit· ed States, up from 3.6 percent in 1970. The same year. 58.5 percent of all cigarette brands marketed yielded 15 or fewer milligra ms of tar. the per-cigarette level de- fined as being low, the report said. The tar content of t he aver age cigarette. meanwhile. has dropped 32.2 percent and nicotine content has fallen 25.6 percent since 1978, the report said. Part of that decline. however, might be attributed to lower tobacco weight. which was down 23.8 per- cent from 1968 to 1978. the report said. H EALTH AND H U MAN Ser vices Secretary Patricia Roberts Harris, in an accompa· nying letter to House Speaker T ho m as P. O 'Neill J r , said cigarette packages and advertis· ing should list the yields of tar. nicotine and other hazardous sub· stances. along with information on the health signifi cance of the data. The report recommended more study lo determine whether new cigarettes, containing additives which manufacturers are not re- quired to disclose. pose new risks T heir designs. filter mechanisms and tobacco ingredients should be examined as well as the additives, the report said. T~. JMuaty 13, 1981 AP WtreoMto Ciuil W11r b11ffs Bob Hibbitt and Diane Burton of Spokane. Wash .. have built a hobby of coll ecting Civil War me m orab1ha into a profitahh' busin('ss. llibbitt says, and it also brings h1s - ·tory into the prC>se nt . Car dealer, girls arrested ClllCO 'AP 1 Ja('k llcskl·ll. a Ch1eu cur dc<.1ler and c·1v1c· leader. was arn·sled on C'h<1rgc!'o 11f '>tiltC'iting prostitution <.1ntl 1·1m tributing le> the tlt'linquNH'Y uf thri•t· tl•1·n <1ge girl!>, µo hce c,aid Investigator /\rt Suniga s<11d hi· arrc!-.l<:d llt·~k cll 41 . :J'i he left a motel room lie said thret• girb in lh<' mom. ;i~t:!-. M. 15 <ind JG, were arrl'Sll'<I on prostitution r h<.1rg!'!-. DAIL V PILOT A J $350,000 award upheld WASHJNGTON <AP) The U.S. Supreme Court has left in· tact a $350,000 libel award won by former San Francisco Mayor J oseph Alioto for a Look m agazine article linking him to the Mafia. The court refuse.d Monday·,to hear arguments by Cowles Com· munications, the magazine's former publisher. that Alioto failed lo prove the 1969 article was substantially false or was written with .. actual rri.alice " AMONG T HE QUESTIONS raised in the Cowles appeal was one that could have sparked an answer of lasting significance to lib e l law : is actual malice proved hy the falsity of "one or more J'articulars" within an arti· de? Tht• Look-Alioto d1s11ute has dral-{l!l'd through four scparatt· trials Now. it appears C'owlt"s wi ll havt• lo par Public persons who sue fur lihcl fa ce a tougher standard IJf proof than priv<ite persons fil in,q tlw same• lyp<• of lawsuit fo c:e Private persons must prove only that th<: statc mt•nt was fabc and h<.1rmful and that lht· <ldt'ndanl was ne~l1genl Rut puhlit· figur<•s must provl• f<tls1 ly, harm and ''<.1<·tu<il m ulH·t•" t h a t lht• lll'fendant knl'W the sl<1 lt>mt'nt was false or d1!.played "rt•c kl t·ss d1 s reg<1 rd " a s t<1 v. ht•lh1•r 11 was t rut• or false Tll t'. LOOK ART U.'l.t :, t•n lit l1·d .. Thi· Wt•h That I.inks San Fran1·1M'f1 °'> ~avor /\lito and th1• ~1 a f1;i, dl·lu1ll•(I 1\h11t o ':-. ull('gcd rrlat1 tmsh111s with at lt•asl i:.ix or ganiz1·d l'l'trrll' figun·s Starts tomorrow-one c:(ay only all stores May Company Inventory Sale All stores closed today at 6 p.m. Open tomorrow promptly at 10 a.m • . Assorted Ladles' Save25% on Men's print Long sleeve Save now on Infant dresses therms/wear boys' shirts sportshirts dress shirts women's robes Great selection of By Rom . Ideal for skiing. Knits and wovens by Stock up at these big Variety of knits and Out/ts and fleece-like styles. colors. lingerie 190 Kennington. savings. colors. fm 1shes. j ust kids 18 1 2110.99 mike's for b oys 164 men's sportswear 13 7 budget men 's 842 budget lingerie 81 S 11.99 lo 18.99 were 6.50••· '9 to 16.12 17.99 5.99 14.99 were $18-$35 reg. $12-21.50 were 21.50-$30 were 6.99 wer e 11.99-2 7.99 Famous maker Polyester Short sleeve Underwire bras Food Fall color fall shoes bow blouses young mens' at savings proccessors ladles' pumps Hush Puppies " and Many colors. S-M-L. shlr~s Assorted colors by The famous Moulinex Great assortment of Revelations. Come early. Knits and terries by Vassarette. La Grande'._ machine. shades. women 's shoes main floor bouses 31 Logistix. lingerie 44 home economics 7 4 . women's shoes 12 52415321540 11.99 mike's place 54 1 5.25 74.99 19.99 19.99 were$11 5.99 were 10.50 reg.$120 were $26 ••r• $28-$31 reg. 1.99 - Famou• maker Assorted Long sleeve 'Gold Rush' Ladles' Assorted underwlre bras /ltd/es' pant• dress •hlrts ladles' boots sweaters men's gloves Underwlre Glossle by Good selection In Qiana ~ nylon stripes by By Hip oppotam us. Wid e selection of Knit styles with vinyl Lily of France. cotton corduroy. Van Heusen. women's shoes 125 stripes. solids. palms. lingerie 44 blvd. sportswear 158 men's furnishings 492 49.99 budgetsptw~ 840.841 budget men 's 806 4.50 12.99 9.~ were $115 9.99 2.99 were# w•r• 11.n wer• 12.H were 11.99-13.99 w•r•3.99 ' ' I . . -! All quantities are limited, Intermediate r~ucllon11 have been taken on some Items. No mall, phone orders or C. O.D. 's. 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Reagan • wine selected SAN Jos1o; 1Al'1 When the .:u1·'1' al lht· 111au.:ural balb r .llH' lht·ar glasst•s to toast I' rt• s 1 ll c n t n t· a g a 11 o n Jan :ro. lht')"ll be d11111g 1t with a hit 11f Uw huhhly from Hl'agan 's oltl ... 111ni11111~ 1t rnunds 11111111' di• Hlarll's, the oldest 111111 11•11 of th1• llm· t·hampagnl' (11 1111 \111.aclt•n \lirwyarc1s here, "·" hq•n 11an1t·d lh<' 0Hil'1al 1'11 .,1 1111'.1t.:111· al 1•1ghl •1f tht• ninl' t..11 1, 111 Wa sh111i.:t1111. a fal'l thal h a ' I ',ii 1 I n r 111 ;1 w r n 1 • t• x IH' r ls 11 11111 11 ~ '\ 1111 xlun· of brands " ii I h1 • ·,1•1 ' t •d .1 I I h1• ollw r halls "IT 'S \ llfo:l.I. of .1 1111 lJt•llcr 1 ll .111 ~ h.11 ·.., 'l'I '"" .11 111usl w1•1l d 1111: 1 1•t·1•pl 11111-. good q ualtty . 1•11 I 11111111 111: 1111h l a11d111g ." '"ltl 1'.11 I -.1111:1·1 ,.,, 1·tl1lur· 11f th~· (' 11 II II ti I '"' Ill " (; If I If I' I II 1 ·.1111111 111.1 \\'1111• .... I 1•1111 \tl;1111' .• 1111 h111 uf .. 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I .\ t H ,\ t: E "I 1-: K 0 . a '"""'''""111;111 fur th1· J!H!I I '11• ... 1d1•1111:il l11a11g11ral ('om rn 1t 11'1· '·"" 1\1111atlt>n v. a ... ..,t·lt't'Ll·d 1111 th1· ha"'' of 11 u.il1ty a nti ,I\ .11 l.1l11t11 \ ,\ln1a11l-11 1natl1• tt-11· 11111,I 1·11111 pklt• 11ffrr lo u.., 1 t ·~ l'asit•r 111 ~1·t th1· q11~111l 1l1l'" from 11n1· µ I a l ' c th an p u t 11 n g ;1 I 11 l 11 f -.111alh·r nff1·r-; tng1•th1•1 ·\ lol 11f l'<'flPI·· 1·;tJ!ll' to llS. :ind \\I' 1·h11s1· lh1• 11ff1•r th;tl 111·,t flt '-our lll'l'tb "-.h1· said \Ion· than 80.000 art• 1·xpt·<·tl'd for 1111' r1111t• h all .... M s C1·111'ro .. ;11d . :1dd1ng t h a t 1\lm;idt•n ,hqqwd 1.:!<MI <'a-"l'' of Blanc· de llJ.1n1·-. 111 Wa:-.h1ni.:t11n las t W\'•·k .\' 11 ,.,.,,.,, old_. Stwila Patton. vice pr~sid~nl with a puhlle relations 1'1rm.. ha-.. b••t'n appotntl'd '.\a n(.'y H I' ;i g :t II . s ll (' \\ p I (' " s ""'' rl'I :tf',\ Prine~ ~e ls c ourt ord•~r BHl 'SSEl.S, lh'l).!tU rrt IA l'1 l'r111<'1' < 'h:ll'll·s of llt•lg111rn , u11 1'11· of Kini! Baudouin. is lll'111g -;11nin11ml•d to app1.:<1r ticforl' <.i t•ou1·1 .Jan ~l al \ht· rcqu•·!>l 11f h1 ,..; forrnl'r' lawy1·r , <;t•11r).!•·.., Hri1·1111111l Thi· s11 n11n1ins ...:1111 ti••· 77 , ,.a r 0111 prtll('I' ... ta111lt•r11u!>I v .11· t·11 s 1•d Ur11·n1onl of ha\ 1111! :i ltl·n·ll th1· pr111<·1··~ hantlv. nll•'n will to 'h11v. thl' 1•x1•1·11t11r -;h11uld g<'I $l;t.1'1, Ill, r at h1·r th<rn si; 1 11 :~ S n ow hu-kin#-{ Ht-:\.O • \1'1 '11 .11 ··11cl """'"11;11·k I•·\ ..i -. 111 lh1· 111 1rlh1·1·11 :-..1,.11.1 \;t•\ ad;, V.• n • 1111 111111· .... 1 •• I II 1· I' 1 h 1· I !I j" 7 7 d11111 g h1 ..... , ... J,1 •,111:111 1111 I Ill' ~11d I '1111 -.1•1 \ ;1111111 :-..1•f'l'll'I' .. ;11d \t·•·111 !11111-: t11 :-.,1;1(1' l'1111-.1·1\.tll11ti1 I C:t•1 ;dd 'l'h•il .1. lhl' "'""' p;ll'k 111 1111· T:1hot• .111d \'n11·h1•t· t.a,111 '' 11~. 11 111 \ ~!I pr·r1 ·1·11I 11f .I\'' l'.11-:•' ft,,. .r .Ill I Public hearings on I bilingual telephone services . The California Public Utilit ies Con 1 mission has scheduled public hearings to determine what additional telephone and customer service~. if any, should be provided bilingually_ All persons are urged to attend the hearings at 9::m a. m. al any of the following locations on the given dates: Sacramento-January '1.1 E1npl11vmcnl lkvd• •111111·111 I >t·r1art11w111 B1111!h11).( 1«~1111 10!1~ 7'.!.'I. Cap1t11I Malt Frc,no-January 2'l Stale Ku1ldi1t.K l<mtn Hl:Hi ~;,50 ~fariµ11~a S1r1·1·1 ~alinas-January 2:1 Hoard of Supn' 1 ... 111 ... Ch:.imh..r-. .\1 .. nlnl'y Count} C.1urthlfu ... c· 'I. 10 Chun-h S1 r1·1·1 Los !\n~elc~-.Januan• 27 1\ 1111·ru an l.1•1<(i1111 I !all 111111 E;1 ... 1 I Hv1np11 Hl"d E.1-.1 I .1 ,.., ·\ 11~1'11·' San Oie~o-January :.!~ ~1;i11· Build111.K l<·~·111 H 10!1 1:1~1() h""' St r c1·1 NATION Pigeon pogrom on at capital W AS H I N (; T 0 N I A f' 1 Spurred by the ever -rK>pular no· tion or cleaning up the nation's capital for a new administra lion. fede ral bureaucrats are gearing up for a t wo· pr<ml(ed pur ge or the C'ity's prol1fi<· pigeons President c leel Hc<igan 1s nut re~ponsible for, or even a wan: or. the lah.•st pigc"n pogrom. of fil-1als of lhP c:('n('ral Scrv11:cs Adm inistrall<m s tress Hut some sec· II\" (;SA 's plan lo he launt•ht·il with a n sll for ninlral'l bid:-; lo '\t•t p111s1mcd traps and rcmu\ 1.· dropp111gs · from 10 ft•dt>ral hJild1ng' a s :.i ilirl• umPn T ht• hul· an1l l'I'\ frn111 wlldlifr pr(·.,Nv:.sl 1<m1s1-;; has alrl'a<ly lwgun ...... T iit: START IJf th1'\ Wiid Wl'sl atlm1111..,tra111111 1s 111 lw a1· 1·11 n1 pan1<'d hy tht· rn ;1!->'> 1·x tt·rmin<Jlion 11f urhan v. tldl1f•· then WP 1·;.111 l''<)J<•l'l th1· cll·rl·l11·b 11( the· 1·1\y lo ht· 11•·xt. ... a11I "'"' \\ ildl1(1 • l11l1ll\'1'\I Wa -;h 1t1)!.-l n n .., 111g1·<1n .., a n111ll1h111·d ;111d tag tag l1u11d1 :ti'(· 1111\ a'> falll<'d :1s lh1• swallows of 1·ap1slr;1n11 or 1h1· l1111u;11ds of llirll'kl1·.\. 0111•1 l11i1 11;11·1· :1 11111 1 1111'11 " all t 111·1 r ''" n l'1g1·on' a11· p;1rf and par11·I .. r 11u1 1·11_\ T•11rr1:-I:-. ;11 •· alw•.•)" taking pw1ur1· ... 111tht•111 J!t•11n ... t111 th1• ru:tll 'I h•·\ 11 n11t a pr1111 lt•111 '-:11d 11·;111 1:11ld1·rd .. ·11-' tJ111 I 1111 llf 1111' \.\',J ... hlll).!lllll llur11:in1· "1w11·\\ \di!• '>;""'Ill' "ill ftl,. ~ f11rm;d ··1111111!;11111 a11d seek an m1unct ion to halt any pigeon killing Thl' tr ou h l e with IJlf?t'ons 1s that th ey got no n •spe(•t: They scatter only reluc lantly bt>fun· the s upe rior hulk of appro1whing humans. they JI' rut a nd ht•g in the capital parks and sidt.•wa lks: tht!V bill ii ll (I ('(HJ II 0 I h (' S l a"t UC S 0 f i\rnt•n<·a ·s hen lf•S and massive fl'<l t• ral h11i !dings. in the prm·ess l1·:cv1ng 1rn•v('rt•nt <Jnd h1ghl) \'ISi hll• tr<lf'l'S '·II may Ill' al'sthl•t1cally prt!t - 1' t11 st'l' IJ11 1lcli ng~ not c·ovt·n·tl v.1th 111gl·rn1 droppings, but wh) ktll l1arnill•s.., lwtngs·J Whal ahout.lht• 11111nihty of 1l''" as ks -..p11k(•sw11man Kan·n Jackson of l'1·11µlt• for 1-:thtl·al T n·atment of t\111111als. wh1(')1 pl<.ins a µrolf· ... t v.hc·n tht• (;SA 'prn11·1·t gl'l'\ unikr \\' <1 ~ T h•·< :sA has 11th1·r <·111w<·rns ''W1•'v1· got 111 p rt•st-rvl· our hts l•ll'I<' li1111!lings," s cci<I agc•n1-.v 11frlf'1al Hogl'I' A Slt•wart "II .., l'\l·;1r fr11111 what ha)llll'rl t'd lf1 th•· "lat ucs and h111ld1ngs tn Horne :111<1 \'l'll ll'l' that p1 gt•ons t :.tll d(· <':•.' 111arhl1• ;11111 c·oncr(•lt• Nol In fll t.'11111111 tlw fac·t that th<·v·n· :.s h••;dlh ha:1:1rd " · TllE (;SA l'HCHiRAM 1·;,sll.., 1111 l1•1x trap ... lo Ill' -;1•a ltt'n·d 1111 11 .. 1flup ... tlirough11ul tlw F1·tl1.:ral ·11 1,111g h· Tr;1pp<·d l11nb tl11·11 \\Ill ht· p111s 11111•1l \\,l\h iJ ..,uli 't:JJH't' llk1• 1·a r l 11 in r 11onox 11lt.: or 1·hl111·11f11r111 JANUARY MONEY SAVERS AT SPIRES Ham&Eggs Delicious smoked ham . two fre sh eggs and hashed brown potato es . Served with your choice of toast. A~-- .. ' ·- ~~~~·,· '-~~ "'· .... ... "...:.. $2.49 SERVE0241~CJURS DAILY Brochettes of Beef $3.35 SERVED 3 P.M. to 10 PM. DAI LY ~OPHl~TICAT£D PROGRAMMING ... ' B eaul1!ul ~fereo Mu~ie-Ne w~-Marine Weafher- Con~umer Reporl~-~lorJk Markel Reporl~ ' • CONSUMER (:ot Cl ~"Nt'm ., nu•ri u Ill e' Ill I '111 , ._,,.,, l'ul wa,1 cur rtd tui.lf' 11rtrm11 Ill• •lll1Wf'f\ un.l 11< liu11 """ 11rt'd tn '"''" 1?W'Cf\llllt'• 111 II"' 1•111mm1t ""'' 111.1 •• uril"" M1,.1 ti""' q...-111•"~' 111 #'o l ''"'"' I\/ \ 11111 '""'"" 11rm111r f tXUI /)mllJ #"tllll , • u lloi' IWI I "'''' .\fr¥1J. r"' IJ2'.1fl ., H1tJlll/ 'lrf11'< \ •I• jlll.Ul hll' U 11/ Or UIUWf'fflU tli;r ~ "'ti"""'' "' ,,.,,,,,, 11111 111t l11d11111 1h.- •radrr •full nmn .. 1.11lil•r " cu~ l""'m•n~ l1u11') µlum1t nu m O.•r l l.lll•il•I 111 1 v •I \1•11 • "'' / 111 \ • 11l 1H•HI l.IJJJJt'Uf • IJul la, I' It l'Jll \ljrltJtll/\ ·'··~·~·"·· 0~~\H l'\I \1 1 l'"'''t1l" "'11 ilnt•1 1·,•d :1t1 , .. ,.,, .111•• .ind I 1<.,1, ''""'111,, ''" l,1ll11·1 I hdll' lll'\l'I flh'l Ill\ llll•fh e l l1ul I 11'1\0o li.i\I• •• lll't'll Ill (11111 11, .• I L.11111 I """" 111''1 "•'"" II '"''I \'Ill.JI l'll'd I ~ 111 \<'II ti ... tw " .. 11111 \II I l1 cH •· h lter \IJC'Hll :0-.\'lUlll\ 1111111!.1·1 1111'1 1111 k111111 11 II h lll11''>1hlt• lO 111111 "Vlfll'\lfll u .. HIL ''"" th" 11u111ht.'I I I-t'11r1111a dt:I :\1ar rb ............. ~t·urit' \dmini!>tration ma} be abt .. to h1·lp '11u. \\ n tt' a lt'tler to your mother and wnJ 1t 'Ill ith -.~ m ut·h pt"rsonal information ai. µul> .. ibl ..... u 1·h .. , dalt' of birth. last known place or rt'i.idt'n<·l', I'll' • to tht' Sodal ~t·urit) Administra- tion If tht-) l'4ln luut .. tht' µt·rson in their files, tht'.)' 'll>ill fonurd )our lt'llt'r. 'fht'y will not. however. gi\ t' you lht' t•urrt'nl llddrt'S!>. fo'or rurther aS· sistanct', ('ontat·t )'Our loul Social Securil) Ad - ministration orrit't' or !.f•nd your leltt'r lo Sodlll SN·uril) Administration, Publit· lnquirit's, l '.S. Department of llt':.illh and llum1rn Servi<' .. s, 650 1 SN·urity Blvd., Kaltimon', ,,.d, :W235. Hollf.u..-r11 pr••l.-c•I f1H1d11 DEAH PAT I will rl'l'Clvt.' quite a large sum of money from my C'tunpany's proril·sharing plan within a few months Where can I find out about ·•roll overs," so I can protect ~ome or this m oney from taxali(m'' L.J ., Costa Mesa Rollovers will be dlst'ussed during a three-hour income tax seminar at Oranie Coast College Satur· day . Tbesessioa will run rrom 9a.m. tonooainOCC's Flu Arts Hall 119. Admission is free. and rei_istra- tlon wiU be atthe door. Seminar lecturer Is Dean BurcbeU, an OCC pro· lessor and cotanselor since 195&, and a re1lste red fin a ndal principal and li<'ensed real estate broker. He says that a rollover Is legally taking possession of funds without paying excessive taxes. This information could be helpful to anv person who Is about lo rl't't-ive distribution from a tax.sheltered annuity, a company profit.sharing plan, or any other retirement plan. Phone 5&6·588e for more informa- tion aboutthesemlnar. Prr~ffJWI m.-101# ~fHNpor.-d l>EAR PAT Can you I.ell one about platinum metals, and what lht• d1fforenC'e is between platinum and palladium when 1t 's used in jewelry? C.H .• Newport Beach The sill platinum metals a~ the least abtandant of the precious metals. The most plentiful of these Is platlaum ii.self. Next comes palladium. Less abtan· dant a~ rbod.Jum, ruthenium, Iridium and osmium. Like pure silv~r and gold, platl•um and palladium are alloyed for the production of jewelry. Unlike silver and gold, which are alloyed with ~ase metals <usually copper>. platinum and palladium are alloyed with other precious metals <iridium and ruthenium>. The resulting alloys contain Uttle, tr any, base metals. Platinum jewelry is usually produced from an alloy of 90 percent platinum and 10 percent iridium. Sometimes a softer alloy of9Spercentplatinum ands percent ruthenium is used. Palladium, discovered in 1809, is lighter than gold and all the other platinum me tals. The usual al· loy is 95.S percent palladium, 4.S percent ruthenium. F.xped the cost Pf'r piece of palladium jewelry to be a littlebigherthan 14K gold. There is no national stamping regulation for th~ platinums, but the above proportions are most fre· quently used In alloys. When other metals are more e lltenslvely used , the combinations are called iridium-platinum, lrid-plat, or by fractions indiut· Ing the proportions ol the alloys. Such terms as "platinum effect," "platinum finish," "Iridium flnl!'ih ," "palladJum lialsh," etc. should not be used to describe articles whit'h do not contain ~hese metals. Read advertising urefully and qaestlon the jeweler closely to make sure you know what you are buyini. flrdrr~• "" II• eroy DEAR PAT I ordered "Your Vital Papers Logbook" from Action for Independent Maturity in Washington. 0 .(' . after reading about it in your column. I sent my ordl'r Nov . 10 and my check has been cashed . but the logbook still hasn't arrived I also sent a follow up letter Dec 10, but haven't had any response D. W .. South Laguna Tbe spokf>swom an for Action ror Independent Maturity says that an advertiseme nt placed la a national magazine has resulted In thousands of logbook orders. Tiley are being filled as quickly as possible, and your11 should be arriving any day. II you don't receive It In two weeks, let A VS know. CVieW-S On @· t.~~ CIJental Healtlzr~~u.J.1 t··" ly GERALD WINKLER, D.D.S . CLEANING OF BRACED TEETH A drnllst put:. braces on a t·halcl's tc1•th to stra111h t en thrm or corrc:-cl dental t11md1c11ps Aul brat·cs make tt•eth harrier lo once a day The second ~roup also brushed but follower! with a simple rtnstnJC. After nine weeks. )1ro up o n e l the •• • • ••..-•••••·-•••··-··-•• rc-·-~•••-•-·• ••• • ·-_ _, _______ .,.._•·-•-r.,-....,....,._..,,,.._.. ,.,..__ .. .,. .. .._._.,..,... •. ,,.. ·~-1 ....... ~'"' all'Grd Waltu C r onk ite. ve teran C BS n~wsman . has been namt!d the winner of tht> Un iver sity o f Arizona's John Peter Z e rq~er Award . Cronkite is the fi rst broadcast journalist to rel'.eive the award. T~. January 13. 1981 Greta Garbo tops Author rates beauties NEW YORK <AP) -Feminine masculine. There's a real strength in beauty has long fascinated art his-her face and that's what America torian KeMeth Clark, who confesses: wants." ''I love cover girls. I see more and Clark. known as the host of the more beautiful ones. I tear them off and keep them t ucked under my popular BBC series ·'Civilisation," bed... says what counts in fe minine beauty ' is "harmony of the whole , .. com· Cla rk, 77, the author of •·Feminine bined or course with an inner life. Beauty," said in an interview in Peo-. Feminine beauty without la vie in· pie magazine that be thinks Swedish· terieure is of no interest." born actress Greta Garbo is the most beautiful woman who ever lived, but adds, "She's not very inte resting. you know. Very quiet." As for some other contemporary beauties, Clark says Mae West "was heavenJy. Shamelessness that's what was divine in her. She would have gone down as a beauty in any period." Of actress Bo Derek. the worldly Briton no ted : "Compar ed with beauties of t he past. she 's more Police files bared CHICAGO !AP1 The Chicago Police Department 's now·defunct .. Red Squad'' kept files on at least 77 and possibly more civic, anti-war, re- ligious, civil ri ~hts and political groups. including the PTA and the Leagut' of Women Voters, an at- torney said. • Dofton - For the second con- sec utive yea r . former Bealle Paul McCartney and his wife Linda , above . have contributed $10 ,000 to the New York Times Neediest Cases Fund . the Times reported. DAil y PILOT A. Guard offering bonuses LOS ANGELES <AP1 -The California Army National Guard is offer- ing a Sl,500 bonus to young men who enlist in an effort to bolster flag- ging manpower in the ser vice , Maj . Gen_,., Robert Meyer a n n o unced. "Congress authorized the bonus in order to strengthen the National Guard," said Meyer. To qualiry for the bonus, an individual must enlist in the part· time ser vice for s ix years. must never have served previously in the armed forces and must be a h igh school g r aduate or s tudent, Meyer said $10S, or more. That 's how much the idle fund s in yq ur rl1l'cking account could be earning for you. below the scr vin·-fn't.' minimu111, tlwrl' \\'ill bl' a small monthly fee . All you have to do lo earn it, is opL'n a UCB Sl/,r..i Checkbook l11 lL'rest Account, and kl't'P a $2000 minimum monthly balance, or $3000 avl'rctgl' mon thl y balance. That way, you get a no-charge checking account that earns yo u $105 or more a year. Interes t is compounded daily, paid monthly and appears on your statement. If your balanct> fa ll s Don't ignort' thi s chanre to put till' idll' fu nds in your checking account to work t·arning mont·y for you. Open a UCB 5'14'h Checkbook lnt(•rest Account at any one of our more than :300 bnmrht'!:-;. Opening one is easy. It on ly takes a few minutes of your time. The UC B SV.1~ Checkbook lntL'res t Account. It 's just one more way we say. "Cal ifornia. thanks a mil lion." rlean. can art as rood tra s a t i rrigators > showed an "' l!O 1 t i!dQctlon m -·r:o:r.:"a~at--·n · 5~ % e r ance or tooth decay. nut this c11n. e1111ily be overcome. . One or the best methods of cleaning debris from braced teeth is the oral lrrl1ator 11n electric dlvlce which direct!! a pulutln1 stream of waler onto the teeth. Dental researcher~ at Loyola University -lHled this premise. Braced youn11ters wer. divtded Into two equal aroupe. The rtnt brushed t heir teeth aner eectl m•I· then used an oral lrri .. lor bacteria. ll) contrast, the group of r1nsers had o UCB only an inslgnlrlcant r.A ,drop in bacterial count. -tt The results indicate that If the irrigator cleaning process Is combl h e d with brushing, proper diet, a n d frequent examinations. a child can have 11lral1ht teeth without the pen.tty ol additional cavltlea. Gera .. Wllll*ler,D.D.I'. t · .. 4 Allledatee .... .fMe .... 8'll&e .... Ne..-t ... dll PMH:MMIM ,. .. .,....,,..,.. ........... -· . • .... ·~·-..,. ............ -· --~ --•• ··.,,.;· ., •. .-•• ,,.-.1. ~ ~ • .# I •• OM. 't flllUt lu.M.tay Jatlua1y IJ 1"9t -. • ---....... .. ..,,.... ----------. lflrn •11perior? Math finding irks experts SAN fo'HANC..:ISC..:O (AP) Mathematicians in· f11r1ated over a study reportin~ that men are j,(t'net1rally better than women an math say. "il is v1rtu1.11ly impossible to undo the d'amage" of lt\e publicity surroun11ing the report. • 4 ,._ ..... # OBITUARIES PVBUC NOTICE 'tCTITIOUI •U1tMa1S lllMMITAT .. qNT Tiie fellOwl"f "'-are doln1 1111,1,..M ... LYN ltAftALI 'ASHIOH$ M• \Ila L141o, H-1 .... II, C•ll'9mletle6.1 M•l1 ... M Va14 ... ,, 1lltl Am· borwlo Lahe, Hunll"tlOfl •••ell, CallforlWata.. Ko ~. 1tO a '#HI Cerrl•tiS Ott,.., Senta A,,., C.ilfornle t llOI Th" b11\l,..H h conducl•CI t>y • tiSneral "rl,.nNp ¥artN M llaM1 ... t Th" Uat-nt ""' flied with th~ County Cl•r-ol OranfiS County on JAnvary t, '"1 1'1SMJ7 Publ(\htd Or-C.o"'I D•ll'f Pllol, Jen 13, 20, 11, Feb l , tttt !lt•tt • ,. . ----~ At a news. conforcn1·e during the annual meet· lnJ.l of the• Ameri can Mathe matical Society, a ha lf dozen mathe m aticia ns m en and women • call ed the finding "ridiC'ulous" and "disturbing." PUBLIC NOTICE Nr:aHI l'tCTITIOUI aU51NIU NAMESTATIMENT ... -.., ., .. .. , ~ ·~-.. _ .. . .~ ........ ~··· • ------~l __ ~-- Thl· study was publis hed an the Dtc 12 issue <Jf lht' journal Sc·u·nt·c• TWO Ot' TIU: MATHEMATICIANS here responded lo thl' study an an editorial tu he pubhshl'd in the Journal's .Jan If; issul! ·'The 1s'1uc·s of what sort or toys and games t•h1ldrc•n ;.ire t•xposNI t11, or what the c·xpec latH>n!> or parc·nt~ and leal't1c·rs an·. and or a multitude C1f l1lhPr rat•l tir~ (•<Jnnnt he• lightly SCI aside• ... sauJ th1• responsi· hy Ali<·1• Schafer or Wl'llc•!>lt y C.'ollt•J?t• and Mar~· <;ray nr Amc.-r1C'<1n l 'nl \'t'rsity A'Wlr.,._.. Tht lotloWllftnQ '"''\on .. •r• do1no bu\•nt\\ ., ROCt<'Nl'll VENDING COM PAf\fY, 1301 E••I Mc:F•-n A•enu" ~~nl• A,.., C•l•torn1d 9110~ Silto.W~nt. Inc: . • Otl•w•r• cor por•l•on.10'1' Ctl"lhwy P•r'lil. E i\I, Suit• ttSO,Lo•A"91'lp\,(.•11fornl•900t7 Tht\ bu\•'"""\ I\ <ondu<ff'·d by ti co' PGr•l•Oft S•i( o-w"'' lnc Ellloll S1h,•r\tt1n E •f'<vhvr V•<• Prt"\tdtnt fn1\ \lrllf!~nt W•) ltlPd Wlfh OW Ct1unty (lflr• O'f Ot Ml9f Count-; on J,.o & 1911 F U JOJ4 Pubt.\rwd Or•nqe COd't O•ilr Pilot. l•n 11 10, 11 r.o 3. 1qe1 741 II P UBLIC NOTICE f ' rfJ:f•H (thPSflfJPflkt-. APWl,..pllelo .. ,I was irrl·~1111ns 1hlt• 11f S<·u·n1·1· to publish 1 the s~ud\'l in the form in wh1d1 Ital'\' puhllo.,hcd 1t," Ms <, r <i y·s aad Sht• s a11t s ht· w:.i s not argu1nJ.( th;it lhP s tudy should not h<1Vt! ht·en puhllshcd. only that "unsup portable• hypotht•st·s· s hould httvl.' l1,.1•n kl•pl CJUl 1IPJH"Mtrd Former A s - s emblvman Jac:k Fento n , D -Mon - tchel l o. has been <Jµpointed to the state Worker!-> Compcnsa. t i'in Appc•als Board by (;ov 1-:dmund Brown Jr. Fenton . orH.'·time Democrat1<: floor leader, was de- fei.ltcd in l<.1st June's primary cle<:tion. l'ICTt TIOUS aUSI NIESS NAMI STATEMENT I nu~.":.,,,~o~:ow1l"lq ptor\on, .,.,. dO•nQ Thn·t· lugl>oi..lts pull aud a four1h pushes :.i b;;iq.:l' through H.'l' l'hOkl'd C'ht•s<.1µt•akt• flay nt•<ff K1•n t l~l<tnd . Md . i.I!'> a prolonged t'old wa vt· holds much o f the 1-:ast in its g rip. Wutcr borrll' t'Ornm(•r<'c has been severe ly e u rt ai lt>tl Tiii-: STUD\' HV C..:AMll.l.A BF:~BOW and Julian Stanley of lhf• psychoh1gy cl('partmenl at J ohns Hopkins University im:Jit;JlNJ that sevt-nlh- grad<• boys did signifif•antly bctt1·r than st·vl'nlh- g rad1,.• ~iris on the mathcmall('s portion ,,r I hl' SchnlasliC' Aptitude Test .<t;H E~'-i H/1~ 1JYG1ns l AQUA CONCf PIS, 1'1ee ~ Coo1•l H1Ql'h••.,, L•ouna 8•at n97&St Glenn Rober-I •dam1 JOI• , lJrd, Newp.orl 8r.,.th, C4Jlifornltt <11f)&1 i J(ICk HUIMrh, &10 RO\\. (O\ld ~"''"· C•l1forn•a •?&17 ....... "1•••~~ ALEXANDER JO SEPHINE C ALEXANDE'R. r£-~1den l of Santd Ana, Ca Pac,sed away on January 11 , 1981 . Born tn Ohio on July 29, 1882_ She 1s survived by a nephe"Y Earl Heckman of Phoeni;w, Arizona Graveside services were held on Tuesday, January 13, 1981 at 10-<>0AM at the Fairhaven Memorial Park. Services under the direc- t ion of Baltz-Bergeron Smtih & Tutti111 Westcl1lf Ctiapel Mortuary of Costa Me'>a .646-9371 NIELSEN NOR M AN OLAF NI ELSEN (OLE>, long- t i me re s iden l of th e Ne wport Beac h, Costa Mesa area. Passed away on January 10, 1981 at the v e terans Hospital Long B"rlch, Ca. He is survived by 2 daughters Darlene Floyd of Santa Cruz, Ca ..;n d Linda R111a of Pt\rJen1x , Ar11ona , S qi .1ndch1ldren tlnd 1 great Qr<md<.on, also I brothe rs ilnd 6 sister '>. A private qathenng of relat1vPs and <lose friends will be held on Wednesday evening Janu ary 14, 1981 . For more information please ca ll 646-0997 by 2· OOPM on Wed· 11Pc.day Thr• fn m1ly '>Ug Qt·-.t ., c.on t rit>ul ions be r11adt! to lhP ArrlC'r1c an c.1ncer Society of Oranqe County . .t010 Birch St . N"wport Bf'clCh , Ca or a r1 1ta t1on of blood to the Arr Pric-=in Rc•d Cro<,c, for the V•·tPrans Hospital in Lonq bic.;ic h Ca 1n rrm"m r ·oriceof 011- R EAO l'.1 EORGE GER AQ D PE AD nat 1 V" of Ao<, ton W.J c,sar.h uSPtts ond a "''>I lj<.n ~ofAnahP1m,C.; lorlhF> r,.1·,t ?O yr·ar c, Pcl'>'>"d d Wcl Y ::ir· J,1nuarv Hl l<l81 rit lh'- •')"of SJ 1-1.-.. ,., c,urv1ved t>y ,.,,, w1fl'-Dorothy RPad of An.;i he1m Ca ,hlS'>On Jrrry "'"ild of AnahP1m , Cil , a '1r1u qh1Pr Doris Be l I of Portland, O reg on. his mot hn MarguP.n le Re ad of P~mbroke. Massac.husetts and hi s i siste r.-. Marquerite M.:i tthPws of Quincy , Mac.<,ac.huc;ettc; and Nancy Mac hado of Blytheville, Arkansa s . George had '><"rved tw1c.e as a staff seroeant in the United HA9llOl LAWM-MT. OLIVE f.Ap,,u.tf'.1 • (.1•ru,.ft•t1i1 I r••m.11urv \t ,t•, ~ H'th-•r A>Jt' (.11-.1,1 M1·~.1 540 5554 rtHCE HOTHHS IEll HOADWAY MOITUA91Y l 10 Rro11owav Co<.!<1Mt><.i1 &4i:' q1r,o IALTZllHGHOM SMITH I TUTHILL WHTCUFF CHArEL 4V E 17th SI CO<,lt1 M('-,;i 1'4f'-9~ 71 States Army from 1946 to 195'.l. Ht-hdd il lSO worked as ii bu\ driver tor the past 20 year<> with Greyhound Bus Lines. Funeral ser vices will be held on Wednf'sday, January 14 , 1981 a t lO :OOAM at thP Daly and Bartel Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Donald Sturgeon of the Family Enrichment Center of Anaheim, Ca. of- fic iating. Interment will follow at Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Ana, Ca. Friendswho wishto pay their respects may c.all at the mortuarv on Tuesday, Januar y 13. 1981 from 9:00AM to 8:00PM. Daly & Bartel Mortuary di rec.tors. 828-6440. RENNA PAUL RENNA, age 76, r esidf'nt of Huntington Beach, Ca s ince 1966 . Pa.,c,ed away on Sunday, Janaury 11, 1981 in F oun- 1,11n Valh•y Commu nity Hospital, Mr. Renna was born on March t5, 1904 1n Mineo, Italy and had come to lh1• Unit£>d States at an early age <Ind lived in Boston, Mas.,ac.husett\ un- 111 hie, retirement from the con.,trucl1on industry in 1966. Mr. Renna had been ac live in the Huntington Beach Senior Citizens when hie, hr>a lth permitte d Beloved husband of Anna Renna, beloved father of John A Renna of Hunt- ing ton Beac h , Ca and M aria A. Be lardo of Westmrnster, Ca , also sur- v1111nq are 3 gr;:indchildren and 2 brot hPr'>. Joc,eph and Franr RPnna bot h of Bo .,1on. MilssachU '>elts. Frir·ndc; may c.all at Pierce 8Mth1>rc, Smiths' Mortuary from I OOPM to 9 OOPM on Tur•<,day, January 13, 1981 <1 nd tram /:OOPM t o 4 OOP M and 7 .OOPM to Q OOPM on Wednesday, January 14, 1981 The Holy Roc.ary wtll be reciled at 8 OOPM on Tuesday in the Pierte Brothers Chapel. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebratPd at 10 · OOAM on Thursday 1 Ja nuary 15, 1981 at St. Mary's By the Sea Catholic Church with Father Dan1PI Johnson a!> Cl'lebrant In ferment will be at (,,oo<J Shepherd Cemetery, Hunt- ington Beac.h, Ca P1 .. ru~ Patron jaile·d • ID book flap M EM l'lllS, Tc.•nn. (AP) Intent on leaving no page unturned in their search for tardy borrowers. publir hbraryorf1c1a ls arc pursuing a charge against a µat ron who has al n•ady gone to jail in a dispute over overdue books ··rt 'sjust a hunch of rt'd-lapc confusion," said Li- ly Pry mus' lawyer , Li llian Dykes, after she tried un- sun·essfully to have the case thrown out of court. ··Hut when you lock a µcrson an Jail it's no laughing matter " Mrs. Pry mus hus ht·t•n charged with violating a City ChurtN provision lh<Jt makes it a m isdemeanor for any pt·rson to 1·ut, write upon. injure, deface, tear or <lt•st roy a Jlllblic hhrary hook SIU: ALK•:AUV HAS Sl'ENT .-1vE hours in Jail Ir l'Onval'l.cd on thl' r hargt· at a court hearing on Ft•b 5, sh<• could fat'e a $SO fi ne, 30 clays in jail or both. At issut· an• 13 b0tlks that Mrs. Prvmus said she rc•t urm•<I but la brary offi tials contend s·he did not. Library rlirc•C'lor Roh Croneberger said records show Mrs. Pry mus did not return the books and was nolif1t't1 they were overdue Croneberger refused further comment Mrs Prymus alsu has dedaned comment. hut hN lawyer s aid lh<' lroublt· arosf' in July whe n her dient returned from work lo find a court s ummons C'oncemmg overdue Ii hrary books. WHEN MRS. PRVMUS CALLED the library and was told then• wa'\ no reC'ord of her having any overdue books. sht• for~ot ah11ut the summo"ns. Ms . OykC's said Hut in CktohN. put an· told Mrs Pry mus a war rant had l>C'en 1ssuNI for her arrest for failure lo ap pear inc.·ourt. M!-t Dykes said This li me Mr~ l'rym us Wl•nt llJ the main branch of the.· M<·mpha~ Sh1•lhy County Public Library. where an official showed her a letter. addressed to her. sayin~ she owed the library $122 for 13 overdue books . "She was told that she either had to pay for the booksorgotoj<1il," Ms. Oykessaid "She didn 'lwant to go to jail, so s h<' pa u.J for the books. a lthough s he said she didn't remembe r borrowing <.illoflhem. She still maintains that she r l.'turncd the m .·· MKS. PRVMUS GA Vt: THE LIBRARY $23.35 and promised to pay o rr thd>alance in installments. Hut late r, when st'11• t ried lo set up the payments, library offi<·1<1ls told her they <•ould not have the war- rant rerallt'fl. M!>. Dykes said . Mrs Pry mus s urn •nder<'d to polite Oct. 20 and SJ><'nt m·arly fiv1• hours in Jail whale jailers tried lo de· lcrmanP 1r sht· s hould hc reli:ased on the standard $250 ma~d<'ml•anur ho nd or on a $50 C'ily ordinance vmlatmn hon1t She wa' rinally r1·li·a~<·1t <m the S.'10 bond. Brothers Smiths' Mor luary ks directors. 536 6539. Uaninu t<Jtt-er roe STROCK • 9t"J EILEEN C. STROCK, PISA . Italy IAI') Thi: 1.e aninlo{ Tower or resident of Newport Beac..h, J>1sa vibr etlcd for 22 minutes after the powerful Cil · Pas'>Pd a way on <'<1rth'1u<ik<• thi.lt rnckt·d snulht·rn ll<tly Nov 23, ac January 10, 1981. Survived ('Ord i n~ lo lht• lowt•r 's chtcf carc·taker I by her son Arthur V. St roc.k of Newport Beac.h, ca. In .. Afll'r lh1· violent s hot·k. lh1• tower returned to lieu of flowers donations the stable position wtwre al was bdorc." Giuseppe may be made to the Los Toniolo said in a re port on the lower. Angeles Thorac.ic. & Cardio The quake killed m •arly 3,(JOO and left more Vascula r Foundation, 615 than 200,000 homf'lcss. Its e1>iccnter was at Eboli, South Flower St., Ste 1900, JOG miles southcust of Pisa. Los Angeles, Ca. 90017, No'ij-;-;-;-.-;-;-.-.-.-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;m;m._...;ii...;.;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiW servtceswill be held. VANDERVOORT E L l E N V A N DERVOORT, reside nt of Ridgec rest, Ca. Passed away on January 12, 1981. Survived by 2 daughters Helen Russ of Hale Center, Texas a nd Mary Ellen "We favor tht· h vuothesis th<tt Sl·x dirrcn•nct·s in at•hit·vemcnl <tnd allaludc toward malhc·mal1es result from s upe rior male math<'mat1<'al :.ilJilaly," t he authors ronc ludcd, acknowl1•flg1ng th<tt thc-r« were other possiblt expl;inal1<m~ "Environmental anmµtetely lc·rt uut 111f th<-stud) 1 ... ~a u.I M~ ~c hafer "To rul<• out tho,1• fal'tor' 1s, an m } ''"'" ion. ndtculous It's vt·ry d1 slurhanl.! 111 women an the sciem:cs · · Th<' (Titles chargNI that lht· SAT 1c, n•1t an at· cur a tP measurcml·nt or malht·mal1l'al ah1llty They also s <11d that 11 •~ d1Hal'ult 1r not 1m11ns!>1 hie Lil lf'Sl for gt•nl'lll' lftfft.rt•rtl·•·._ "UNTii. TIU: 1-:XVt:<'TATIO~S A~U •·n c·ou r a!-!<' m l'nt 1 n rn a thc.· 111 at I l'" f r•1111 p;_1n•n1 s tt-achl'rs and soc1d\ an· 1•11mmun11'all'd a~ s trongly lo rt·rnules ~nd malb. v.1· c annot :11·l'r·pl a gpnc•til' cxpl:.ination," said .1 pn·pan·d '' all'm1·n1 h~ Elizat11·th Stagt'. an 1•d11eut11r ;(1th•· I lll\l'r~ll' of l'ahfornaa at llt•rk1'11·~ - '"An~ st•lr rt'~PtTltni.: 111:i ll1t•rn :d lf'1:111 v.r.u ifl arlopl as a \~11rk111g hy p11th1 ·--.~ lltul lhtTl' I'> 111, d1~ linl'lion ht•l\\t'l'll 1111•11 arid \\111111•111n n1 alh ilhtlll\. -,aid l'l'll'I' ll1ltun, :-l'l·r1·1:.in· 11f llll' lnt1·rna1 111;1al ('11 r11m1ss1on rm Mtit lwmll ll«;il lrh lr111·1 11m Bergeso11 posi11g 1vaste site bill N EW l 'L~. Minn r A P 1 I.on nit· Wu.•s ler has ask1·d 1.101 i<'f: to try lo rin(J nut who has been lt•avang o lrl ltlt•visaon !-.t.'l~ <.tn<I µaantings an lht dr1\'ew:.iy outs ide her mohilt• horn(' Mr' W1t·~lt'r t1Jld pol al't• lh<it s ht• has gut lt•n four T\' St!IS and I WO paintings Only one TV o.,t'l works, ;rnd JiOhl'l' ':.i' 11 had a note on 11 that n ·ad ''Thts o nt· work:.. ncaghhor " '.\1 r~ W1t·s l<>r say:-she 11111·.., nnl knn" wh\ the ,l·ts 11n<J paan11ng~ un• 11 l' 1 n I! I t· f 1 1 n h ,. r dri' 1•wa~· ur "h11 1s h·a \' 111g t lwm t hf·n• I fht l bU\HW\\ ·~ (.Undutft-r1 oy <I Q•'"'"' "' p-.rtrntr\hiP (,l~nn R Adctm f h1\ \latwmt'nl Wd\ f1lt'<1 with lht' I County· (IM lll at Qr(tnQ•• fount., on I lAl\ua1v•1 l'lllt FUUll Punl1\nt!d Or.tnqie Co"'' Or.ttl~ Ptlot JM\ 11 10 71 I ••ll l 1'181 IQ0'81 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF A''LICATION TO SILL AlC(>HOLIC IEVEftAGES r1 W"'>m I t MAt COl'\ft'rn RA\C,AOEC INC 1\ dPOlv1nq lo Ou• O,.p,1trtm .. nt f'tf A ltOhOht 8•v,.,_..Q,,. 1C.ont•o1 IO• " ON SALE BEER ~ IW IN E 1P\,bl1t E•l•rtq Pto:K"' to ,,.II I •h OP\Oltt t>-'itofdQlf'\ itl 10\1) AO..tm'\ I Mun11nq1on ~1'" (ati•urn ... PuOt•\"-"d 0t .tnQt> C.o.t\t Od•ty PtltH ··"""'t '1 , .. , )•0 81 P UBLIC NOTIC E flCT1T1ous ausunss NAME STATIMENT f h~ tollow1nq p..''°" i\ 001n~ ou,, f'l•\lr,, ·1\ '" 011 l IC.AF lb1 FU(IAR ,..,. b..-M"' '>IH·H I dQvn .. A,.arh r 41,tt11n1.-,<170\\ Ajff.-0 8...-nM'f\ln f 11..,hf'r t)l/ r..,,11i1 10ld 0111i1 •• l •.tQ lfn•t Ui ttf t' c .\llftJf n1d 1nt.\r ,, .,..,,,,,..1 Ali"t.J ft • ttP~t SA.'-; f)f 1-:1 ;0 (,\f' I 1"" ""'"""'"' ... " ···~·' ... 1n 111 .. .. ( Vvf"tt y t l~I"• uf (Jr 1VIQ1 t •1vr'1 'f O" Jo1n S1•:.i Wr)rld Enttrprisl'' ' ·•ij• l'l'JJ11rh f('('(1r·ar.iu1•q,-{od,10 ... 1:1,~.~~~, (l;1 n c 1· 1 n I tHHJ at 1 t ~ I '"' · "" , • 1 "" 1 1••1 '" ~· marinl' park~ 1n San j I ltt•go Aur11r:.i , Oh HJ , and Pl18l.I(' NOTI('•: Orlando. Fla Tht· JJaad <1ltt•nd<int·t· "as l1stt:d a s 2.623,927 an S<.in Diego, <1 n increast·nfr. q Jlt'r<"C·nt Pl'Bl.I(' ~OTICE FICTITIOUS IVStNESS NAME STATEMINT f tu.1 lftlt1)ftl1fHI Pl-f \t'lt"l\i ,.,., d'J•'1CJ bu~11·~~,\ .,,_ Mr 01 s:;;. ''H•f:IMA<, 111J11J fd,. ( tt\I tttqt•tll'•l't I ")•11nd JoJ M.t• ,. ~· • .,,,..,d 1#)&1\ ,_.•w e>?H M..-01 ~1 Int d Ry f). ('. ti USTIN(;S FIC nT1 oos ev\•N e~s ·;.,,~: .. ·~, ;o::,.; :_:~~· ·~·~.~,~tur:~!~.;:,,_.l Oll ... D•ily ,tle!Sl•ll HAME STATEMENT I • ""''""'''"~naurt•Cllh• .... Assemblywoman Mari an lleri.:1•"1n. I< :-.:t•v.JJ<irt ""'"'1 ,., ., 1 ., • n"•'••" Bea('h, say~ a hall sh <· ha~ antrurlUl'l'd in lht' .. ·•v'olf I '" r.01 ' 4 . ;~~~~:'io~:".:no "' '"'( l.eg1 Slaluf(• WOUf<.1 rt•d u1•1• C'ahforn1iJ';, dt·rwndenl'I' ~·' '' 1~ .. r "'"' '>•: • o"""'°"' on uut-or-statt• rl1sposal <,1l1•s for In" lt•\'t>I r:ad111a<' '•1 """·~~:~· •. , , ,, r.~· ••• , ~~~·:· .. ;:~~'on llVl'm:.ttcrials h ...... 11 111 , •••• ,.., r hi ,,,_ '"' ·'d'•""'"'' ...., ... ,11,"' -.tn '"" Mrs Bergeson. who!>l' AB 211Jdeals with thl' s11h • • '"' ''"· r '""'' '•··• "' ,,. '""" 1 '"''" "" . d . N I d W h .... ,,, .. ,". ' '"'"'1' '"•·•· "l'"'•mb•• 11 1"41· Jt:'cl, sa1 two sat es an t•va1 u an as angton 1 . ~v~• FumJ could be d11~H·d al any tame . leCJ\'ang morl' than 2.fJOo "'" ,,,~" i.ool "" r 11,1.,...,.a <>-•"'1" ro."' n •. 1. f'••u1 Culiforn1a andustriul , mc•dac·al. re:wan·h and edut·a rr':~;, ·~~'.~~··•: ;:',:"·;,""' ":;·~. 1~;.'0"' ll JO 1"'l0 1"" • 11 1•81 mi so tinnal facilities without the m1•a11s (Ir disposal. ''"'"•" • ,, .• ., Pl"RLIC' NOTIC •: lier bi ll would requirf' th<' slatt> l>c·partment of ,,. ,11, ,,..,n 'J'·"'~ , ""' 0 ••• ~·.~~.~~ lh·allh Serv1ct•s to set up a c·ont angeney plan ror df'CJI· '"" • 10 1• • ··~ • ··~· ''" s• ing with sul'h closures The plan would inclulff' a task force to cl~1ssify mate rials. t·valuatc potr•ntaul sites in California. a nd make recommcndatwns rt>ganl ing the fcetsihili ty of l'Sta hi ishin)( a silt• Of California 's rad1oacl1vc.• waste. Mr s Bergeson said half comes rrom mt•d1tal rac alities. 22 percent from industry. 20 percent from L1 S. Depart. mentor Energy contractors and Veterans Hosµatals. and 8 percent from commercial power n~actors e • e F Ul.l.ERTON'S LOIS LUSDBF.RG has heen re elecled to a third term as chairman nr lhc Orange County Republican ('ent ral ('ommaltef' Thomas A Fuentes of Newpc1rt Ht•ac h has heen c h•C'led fi rst vil'C chairman or th<.· C<'nlral rom m iltec. ••• THE: WORLD A t'f'AIRS ('ounc1I of Oran~c County will present a talk Wl'dm•sd ay on "Soviet Plans for t he Middle East" hy fo rmer Soviet diplomat Vladimir Sakharov The dinner meelin~ is scht'<luled for 7 ·JO p m at the Registry Hot el in Irvi ne ••• THE ORANGt; COUNTY Chamber or Com - m er ce's 'meet your cnunty supervisor ' luncheon is set for Thurs day a l Th~ C..:atc h Restaurant in Anaheim. The topic is the effect Orange County or- dinances, legislation and planning will have on you and your bus iness. Call the chamber . 634·2900fordetails. Pl 'RI.IC' NOTICE NIU,. STATEM[NT OFAIANDON~E Nr OF USE OF FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME r ri .. fol1t1w1no P"'' ""°"'' ,,,.<t,. .. o,..,.. FIClHtOUS BlJSl,_.ESS 00""" t~· ._....,. ot ttwo ''' t1,•ou' Du~1n.i""- l h• .:~~~!T:.~~~~"'.1;. 0•»"~· ~~:·· ~~1~,"~·c~AR~/~~~'.:s~:~~~ f ii'-'""'"'\ d\ C .,t1tnrn1 .. Y1tr#J(J ~[NAV PROOU(l ') 11'10 tf'!t" l 1t.lltlOU' t>U\11\fl'' f1A mt6 ff• Af u1llO ~ff,.~t F a untd f' """"" ft-rrrdfOdbOlf .. Wf'l'fllt'C!tn(1Ju"f"nn ;. .. forn1rt~1108 c;,..pt~mo-r UI 1010 U f'OfQi11 t ''''I" ""0 ~ .. h.u•llO! ro,..lm1,. W1•c;• 1>()0 t<.f'"'I 0•1v1 S,l•t>~I (ount"'" VdH-f ( Al~to•n•A (OrO"t\ Ofil MIH (19t1fOr"lli11 91•n 1~1108 c ft-offid\ W 1I( .. 1500 IC.f' .. I Dt !VI? Gou' f,..n" l/110 SttewllO \tt .. f"I (oton4C:Wi M "' (~•1fcHf'\if!!9201~ r oun1.t1n Y.111('_. C dldorn1,. 41/0I '"'' flU\•,..'\\ ...,.,, condut fflld b" ~ f "'._,, f>V''""'' '' • ••n(1uc trd t>v ,, Q,.."IPUll °"'''"""''"ii) 0"0••t.\I PMIN'r\f)1.-, Tht .. .,l.tff"f"f',,f •• , t.frd #1tn ·~ G..,.HQf ( t •• ,,,. (nunty (tr rlli n• O'dn~ <"f"vnh on l "1' "'"tl'mtint 1'•h t1ft" Jttnv•' fl • tQflt County Cl• rf> ot Or ~q.i· (CHJ'lh Ort Jttn Q IOlit' FISJO~ Put>ll .. r.<1 <'>""'"" (o...,t r>1t1•• C1onn1 '"n fl JI) 11 l:ft) I fQfill , .. ~ti Pl18U(' NOTICE FICTITIOUS IVSINEU NAMI STATEMENT I f ht f0How1nq ~r~1 " CkHnQ bu\• ,,.,\ ~·' I HAWA ll6,N RAI NBOW rvN AN O ;"'ACte SHOP JIOA r •" "'" s1·~·• ":.o''" M••'iA>, Ctthrorn1.1 q'16U 1 John W:.tM<l!AR1, B•?I Cj.P~CHHI loq.,~ t-4\,mt1nqtt1n R11-drh Cal1forn1tt n~·~ T h1~ hu'o'"'' I\ 'ond1H 1r'1 hV 1ln in Jf\fldUJll I tohn I( dm,1t,•nt T h1\ ''"tef'Nlnt Wt'\ t1h'd w11" t~ ~ounty (I .. ,, ot OrdnQf' County on J;1nuary • ''" '171111 Pvbl•\~ <>.tnQI!'" ':<Ml\1 o .. ,,.., P1tot Jot~ tJ 10 ,, F'•b J '"I 11-0 81 Pl1BLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINESS HAME STATEMINT '"" rollowri .. no ~''O"' "'''" 001,,0 nU ... IMt'\\ •\ JOJ08 A LAN O ANO OEVELOPMENT co rrn ""'"'And r, Munt1nqton Bft.tch c .. q1&~ TN'.tm.1 .. G S.mplfl' 1m FAl,tend Cr Hunlll>Qlan fl<'•<" Cd •76•• W d l1MTi 0 Ov• .. n 471•0 L-11 ... \/onttll"' °(t''™"' ul• Ca 01]'1() T"'' bu,1n{')\ '' con<1ut1t'd b'f' ., Qf'n .. r,11t O.r1ntr\h1P f()fTl$8mpt,. l' h1lo \ft4ffmH'lt WA' ftlf'd WiUt t~ C.ounly C•rr' ot Orc11n~ County on o~ombP< ••. 1490 I '1UJH PuOl•\hfd 0"'"11P (oa.I Oa1ly Point Pubh•nKI OranQe '°"'' O••ly P1101. ~· 1J 30. '"° Jan •. 13 1 .. 1 llH IO J•n 1J, 10. '' F•D J 1~1 nJ It P UBLIC NOTICE Kidwell of Ridgecrest, Ca., l'1CT1Ttous aus11Hu P UBUC NOTICE • • • d a S U NAMI STATIMINT a a ughter-in-law Mrs. ASSEMBLYMAN RICHARD ROBINSON, D-"~~~~!r~M1:NT s Th• ioi1-1rwi """°" "oo1nq bu" rtHCI UOTHHS M a r s h a I I a n d 6 ---... ·•EY SCHOOL II Th• 1011-•"'I """"" I\ do1nQ bu\1 nP\\ ., grandchltdren, 18 great-•rs ,,_., Santa Ana, has introduced a measure. AB 237, ca · .,.., ... , ~vE ""a coMPANY 11.01 SMITHS' MOITUA.llY grandchildren and 4 great-A Catholic Boarding High School ing for SISO million in general obligation bonds to THE c.11owrNc; coNcr:RN * ,..,,.,nar M''""" "••10 <•"'0'"'d Hit~~~~~~ ~;irh great-grandchildren. She for boys buildprisons inCalifornla. ~.71•,:;:.~·~1~r1v• c.0'1• M.,. '76'~ .... 1..,. !>.,.. '1•n<1trw• 11m 536·6539 was born in Pennsylvania ,. ... ~ HOLY CIOSS ICar~n S..1•n<W l(lr•P•ltt<•. )M Ru1 .. nor M•\\10" V••10 C•l1lorn1• on May 79, 1888. She was a ~ Un lver"I' Ortv•. Co•I• Me\• .,.., f'IB fAMtLY chiroprac\or for most of A Summer Camp for boys Q to 14 R h d • • J -d c••••o•nl•9'•11 ""' bU"""" '' '""°""1'e1 b• •n '" COlOHIAL PUttllAL tier life. She was a life-time years old anc l Vlf,l,f! .,,::;;~ .. ':"" ... " .. <ondll<l•CI "• •" 1"' OIVldU•ls..o Hr.-•""" member of the Eastern 1t•r•nt<1••1N1rro Thi\ 't.i..,.,.,,1 ••• .,,.., •II" th• HOMI Star. Hermosa Chapter. Conducted by the Benedictine Monks o f Th" •t•••menl ... , lilfd wllh ,,,. County Cl•t• 01 Or•n~ County on l--t---7..;800!1~Bo~l/i;n:,;3s~~~~:..." ___ 1-4G~r-4a•veside ser_v'1!t~c,,e't!s"!!wt-e-111111 r<1be-. ... .;Co;.;,l;.:;o;.;r,-;a;.:;d~OM1fl~~S;.o;.;u~t"h;.:;e~rr.n~RT0:..:c:..:k..:.i:..:e:..:s:..:·:.....::C:..:o:.u::..:...n:.:.t;.;ry~Er:-;.n.:..--1t--.,.r..,,.."7~#-.. -;;in:-."-..l'W'F.nl9!1Zlr----·-· _. -t""'co~;~:x i1j;;1.0' Or.tnQP coun"=0n-:t-J-..,s:;i"•;;rrr.vi:;,.;;i,-r"1r1 'a;;;;;.-rm:ni11m'r',.,"""'*-..... 893·. -fH't-W If! • ,lllMI January 14, 1981at1 :OOPM Puo11.-Or-co.,t oa11v P1101. rAc...c ••w MIMC>al~ ,A.II. Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 MICO.MICll MOITUAlllS laquna Beach 494·941 S LaQuna Hills 788·0933 Sen Juan Capistrano 41&·1776 .. at the Fairhaven Memorial C I • · ._ __ C '•" u.10. 11, Feo J. 1"1 11111 P•rk. "'-rvlces U"d•r th...o lfl h =:=: r e -...... .. ~ ·• ...-"' .............__-""' p _. C MENDOTA <AP> -The division of the 9,000· direction of Bat•-...... ,,.eron --e .,..,.. ...,. " """"' " 5 IMd se.... Al ,...... Ac .. ...a-1 acre Coit Ranch near this western Fresno County Smith & Tuthill Westctiff .. 1&' e .....,...-city Is being touted as proof the federal reclama-~~as~a.L~9r3t7u1a. ry of Costa lion law works. ... .._. ,_ .... :wj_. ...._ ._ A hi r l l h-.a h partners p o 40 parties re inqu s .::u t e Meraer nixed DlllCTC>a °' ADMISSIONS property through sales and tr'ades In a transaction " or almmt $14 million. MfDERA1 <AP) -A THI~ J~~HOOI. "No one believed big farms would break down con r overs a l plan to C"'..-. Cfrt, COLo••DO llJIZ In size," said Kendall Manock, attorney ror Colt consolidate fire and ~ -Farma Inc. "You simply cannot hold toiether police duties here was ~ IJOJt 27MHI lar-1e farmin1 operatlona by leuln1. You have to d r o pp e d by C i t y -OI-reduce them to direct Involvement of famllles. •• Maniger Robert Kelley ,.,..,___....,, ... --~......... The land division produced Utlet to 110 or who conceded: ''it's not fewer acres to conform with current federal the appropriate lime ~~:=H ownership Umlta, which control the 1lae of farm• rl«ihl now.•· benefttUn«i from federal water projecta . - PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUS aUSINIH NAMa STATaMaNT Tl\e totlowlno IW"""' are dolno 1111,1. ,..,,., KELLY'S GUEST HOME, U671 Elolse, ,,.. ..... Viejo, C•lllerl'llA ,,.., t<allrYfl Kelly ZOiio, ••n EIOIU, MlulOn Viejo, c.lttorllle '"" 0-.. A*"1 Zell•, U6n ElolM, Ml\1ICW1 VlefO, Cellfomle fM1 Tiii\ ~ II <..-.CIM •Y •11 Ill· dlvW..et. 0.....A.lol .. Kelllryn IC.Cly letlO Tiiis ........... -flied •IHI "'9 c-t" c ........ ~ ..... c-•• 911 J-ry '· ""'· .. , .... .._.. ..... Or ... OMll 0.lly ....... JM. 1J, •• 11, ,_ J, "'1 .,.., • PUBLIC NOTICE STATaMaNTO,AllANDONMINT O,UHO, 'ICTITIOUllUllNEHNAMI Tll• 1011ow1no pe,.on "•' •IMnclanttd l"9uwollh9 Fl<llllo11tllu\lnntllf•m. llE ACH TIME REALTY, 111 Marine. Newool1 lka<h, Calllorn<a ., .. , Tll• Fltliliowto llu,i,,.u N•me •• ,.,'" 10 ......... , lllfJd '" o ...... ,_,,OllJllly>t. ",. •• .JHn ,.,,...,.,, l!IU Kl ..... , Ct . CMla M9M, Cellfefonlt•2'2' Tll11.....-1•ft< ..... 1Mbye!llll· dlWlwel. ··"""~ Tllll 1-..e -"IM •ttll 919 Cw111y CIHll flf Or~ Ce11nty 911 o.c....-....... "'"'"' ,.......Or ... c.. ~·· ... .... c.c .......... u .•.• .., .. .. • .. CALIFORNIA • TUlllCMry. January 13, 1981 DAIL y PILOT " I I Invented "ki~ktall ' Skateboard pioneer broke to:&. Sfo:GUNDO ! APJ "Peo· p ie in Amer1 t•a are brought up and nused thlnJung that if they do havl· that better idea, they 1·a11 prolet•t themselves. that the t(ov..rnmcnt will gave them some 11h1eld . .,urne prolet•lton for that idea " That's what Larry Stevenson thouf(ht when. almost 10 years ago, he devt>loped and patented tht• "k1l·kta1l" skateboard , a de s ign whit•h ang les up sharply at the rt.>a r to Rive rider!> greater control More thirn 90 1>ercent uf all skateboards sold an the Un11 ed States 4re kicktaab, al'l·nnl ing tu Stevenson YOU'D THINK TllAT would mean a fortune for the• 50 year u ld inventor , but al ha s n•t worked out that way Instead. Slt•venson h as hiul lo strugg le for years with various munufac turcrs and has gone deeply int11 debt trying to enforce hb patent Stevenson. a rorrn!!r lif1·guard and competitive swimmer. wa~ a skateboard industry pioneer who startl.'d the "M<Akaha " line in 1963 while publis hing <A surf in g magazine Mak uha solrl about $2 5 m11l111n w1>rth of boards befon· th<· irlllu:-.try rul lap s ed two y t·ar :,, late r Slt'vensun. who hlaml·:-. ov1·r ·produC"tion and had publll'1ty. wt•nl bankru11t and rl'lurnt•tl to lift'guardang A hrilhant. 11bst·s-;1v1: man who thnvl's on l'hallt•ng1·s . Stf'Vl'n~on dC'<'ided to try :-.<.111111~ :.dom· and nonstop around lht· v.11rld /\ft1·r thr('l' attempts nn a 2!1 foot h11al p I a g u i: d w 1 I h 1· q u 1 p m 1· n I faalun·s. lw gav1· up a nd 111 J!lfiX n•l urnt•d to hi:-lifl'guard l'tia1r the skateboard industry , .. he said in an mtervicw at his home here "I decided that the main thiflg was safety and I won dl•red. what co uld I do tu make a :,,uperboard'> '' Whal Slt>vc nson 1·amc up with three years latt-r was lhl' kickta1l . a cunfigurnlion that makes skatehmird riding easier iJ n d • w h c n <' 11 u 1> I c d w 1 t h urt>thane wh1•cb, helped fuel u rcsurgcn<·e of skatf'IKlard s ales. Tht• l1•gal batiks bcgnson says he lt•a rm·d tht' hard way that patent law .. ,s a no man's land that de 1wnds on the lime, the judge, tht' 1·rn The government gives you 1111 a ssistanee, no atd Your oh hgat111n is to defend your own patt·nt " Finn fined $212,841 in scandal • l SAN JOSt.: <AP1 Kaufman & H road . Inc . of Northern California. a s ubsidiary of one of the world's largest residential development t•ompanies, has been fined $212,841 for its part in a Milpitas building inspection s tandal Thl' torporataon said it would appeal the sent ence in Santa Clara <.:ounty Superior Court. Judge Conrad nushing con vict cd the <·orporal1on and three <''> defendan ts of t·onspiracy and :1:1 t•ounts of fals afyini:: ~overn m t• n I d 11 l' u m l' n t s 011l' of the• t:or p oratwn's fo rm<·r hu1 ld1ng s upervisors. Mt·lvan Boggenhu1·k , was sen- lennll t11 :io 1tiiy:-. an t·o unty jail and f llll'd $5,000 Two formt•r M ii pitas building 1n:-.1n•c·tor:-.. f1rNI afh:r heing am 1>lil'alt·d in tht• s C"andal. wen· also t•1111 v1c•tecl On«'. l"r<Ank 7.ap p ac·o:-1 a, was fmecJ $5,000 Sen ICnc·1ng Wiii ht• f"eh Ill for lht· 11 I h l' r 1 n ~ 1> l' 1· t o r , J oh n J Shanafl'll PATENT WAS NO PROTECTION FOR INVENTIVE LIFEGUARD Larry Stevenson holds 'klckt•ll' •k•tebo•rd that m•de money for others "I ('t\M t-: RM 'K and t r11·d to f1gun· 0111 what had hap1H·111•d to ~T t:Vt:!'ISON, WHO ~tall hl'ads Makah<A and work:,, on o t h l' r 1 <l t• a s r a n g 1 n g f r o m m odular hom1·s to t•dihh• algal'. \\.IHI <A favorablt> dt:<'ision from I ht· fl'dl'ral Court of C'usloms and !'at enl /\ppeals n·cl'nlly and hope·:-to eollc!l't soMe of csl1mat 1•d $20 million in roy allil':,, he ht'l1cvt·s 1s s till 11w1·d him But tht· 1·xpc•rit>n1·1· has lt·fl him •o11 1111 ·whal h1tlc·r ahoul the• /\1111•J'lt•an dn·am Tht• sc·andal !'ame lo light an I 97!1 whc·n 1·11ntra<:tors c·om pla1n1•1l to 1·1ly offie1als that Shanafrlt ;i~kt•1l for and rc<'t'ived hu1ld111g matc·rials and oth('r f avor:,, Befoieyou · open Interest Checking anywhere a let Fidelity ral en r It you're confused by all the 51/.i % interest checking plans now available at banks and savings and loans. let us help. 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OpentAg aoon tA Arcacua. lul•'1tlllllt 1 1 1 • \ ') P U\I t"'••I talk llan Bias law str1it·k tlo1-f _,,,_ MONTGOMERY. Alu 1Al'1 Alabama'i. Suprf'mt' t'oun ""\ 11 wai.n 't condon1n1 "abU!il\'t-111i.ull 111, or obscene lan1ua1ti v. h1·11 11 .. 11 11• ~ down a statf' law that l11rnn1•cl fout 1..ti. 1n the prt>st'0<·••11f w11m1•11 Thr <'OUrt rult-<I ~ :1 th11t th• '"" "" protf'ttf'd h·m11l ei. 11111) u 111J th11 makei. an unv. 1trr 1ullt•cl 11}'!11111 ''"" based on a ender Thf' ,.,,,. "'llS 'h11M•1I Ill 111.irl llf'"" conc·••m for th1• •wni-111\ 1111•' of 1!•111.11· Dog fin(ls O\\ner LIM.\ (lh111 \1'1 .~ 16 munth old du~ w h u l·ou ldn I watt for h t'> lt'en age uwn t-r tu '>l•ntl fur ham ~1.1t:nt "'" month:-. t'OH'nng 800 milt·~ for Jn uneX~l·ll'd rt-un1CJn Curtis Murµh) llS. ob ta1 ncd Rod) from thl· Allt•n Count) llumanl' Soc1t'l\ tn Marl'h I\ month. lalt-r. Murµh) touk tht' m1xt•d bret·d dog with him when he 1 moved to Owrk. Ark . to work on a ranch ROCKY "TOOK to mt- dnd went everywherl' I went," he sa1d In July, Murphy re· turned to his Lima area home by bus. leaving Rocky with friends . "I was intending lo send money down to get him and have him sent back." Murphy said. ad· ding that he has since learned that Rocky "left right after I left. .. Their r e uni on took place recently at the hom e or 13·year old Kevin Gallimore of Wapakoneta GALLIMORE HAD befriended Rocky afll'r finding him in mid · December roaming 1hc trailer park wher t.• Gallimore lived . Tht· boy said he look an ins I ant liking to Rocky and decided to l'all thl' dog "Sooner ... After Gallimore and 1 hi s m o th er. Dian e Behm. noticed the dog wore an Allen County tag around his nctk. they began trying lo trace the ownl·r They C'herkt•d lht· reg 1stration through lhl' A u g I a 1 z t· l' o u n I y s heriff's department and learned t he d og be longed to a Curl 1 s Murphy of Ada. j u!>t oul s ide of Lima. "I CAl.l.t:D about ever y Murphy in Ada ... Gallimore said. But their efforts failed and they were unable lo locate Rocky's owner. Ultimately, it was lht> Ada Police who notified Murphy that Rocky had come home. When asked why he took the time and trou· ble to find Roc ky 's owner . Gallimore said. "I love dogs to begin with and I wouldn't want that dog take n lo the dog catcher ... M U R P H Y marveled that Rocky nearly managed to com plete the nearly 824·m1lc journey from Ozark to Allen County. ''I'd rather have paid than have him walk that far." said the happy owner. "I can't believe it. I thought I'd never see him again ... Marine cited by letter Marine Cpl. Charles N. Claas. son of John M. Claas of Riverside and F'rancisca Claas or 6029 Rugby Ave .. Huntington Beach, has received a letter of appreciation. He was c ite d for performance while serv · in1 with the Marine de · tachment involved in in· stallln1 and operaling alrcraf\ arresting gear durin1 a lest project. 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I $:'1MI fllll '4 •I "''',j Ill l'l"/'I I,, 11~,ll 1l•tt11' t 1.11'~ •• \ht•\\• f1rt•·d .. 11 ,, 1 , ·'• ,. • 1l ' a1l 11o Ir; l·••I Li \ . . . . . . . ·-----·-..... • • • .. • • • • .. • • • #. • ... • ~ .. • .. .. • • ... ., •• ....: • .,, • ,,, .. • • • • ,,, • ... , ,,,,,,. .,. .,. #"• GE NE~L NEWS Coast traffic accidents dip By KICllARDGREEN 011110o.<trl'1 ... 11Mt t-'ewcr traffic l'Ollisions were rt"portcd la~t year 1n Irvine, ~t·w1mrt Hc<H'h and Costa Mesa th:rn in 1979, but the overall 11umher of roadway ratahtie:. in· t'rt'a'lt•d.1>ol11·t· rc1>ort Traffic s mashups killed 26 peo· ttlt· last yl'cir tr1 the three cities. · Twenty·twod11'd in 1979. Tht•rc were 6,820 reported acei· •fonts in thc three cities in 1979, 454 mon · than wen: reported last \ l'i.I I Q((icers from all three cities Cit ed drunk driving as the primary ea use for the rat al eollisions. "You just can't control thosl· fatals:'' said Costa Meso tr aerie Sgt. Cliff McBridl' "Tht.-rc really isn't an increasin~ lrcntl in fatal accidents. For l'xamplt·. 1n l!f?li we had 15 people .kilkd ljnd 1 ..... 1 year we had :.ix pl'opl1· k1llnl Five died in 1979." Irvine police Lt. Jim llla.\ltwl. says that "there is just no w 11\ 111 patlbl against ratal at•t'1<ll•r1l~ ~e said, howev1•r. lh;JI 1h1· -:;I------- Wa rning . The StirtJP t111 f That Cigarette Smo~1ng It. --I ' I I I ' ' Irvin .. tr:tff1c officers should be l(lvt!n rred1t for helping lo r•uce tlle t otal number or accideqta from l.199 in 1979 to 1,164lastyear .• :l iwn·t'nl rl!duct1on. • \ • "ident fi gures were also 1111" 11 111 1 'o!>tH Mesa from 2.840 in I'••'''" • i:.2 1n 19RO a 13 7 per· , , 111 11·d 1w l 11111 \ 11.t \1·" port Bt><1ch traffic of· 111 .. , Hll'ltar d llc1n1C'ke said his il•·11.11 t111t'nt lngged a I percent if l·t· n•:1~1· in I raffle· fMla lities, also d11\~ 11111 ~1·w1111rt ll1•ac:h from lOin I !17!H c11·11.d1t la~t 1 l'<ll'. I 'f 111 111 tl · Ht:.J1li1 \ r . 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"I came here 1 c; reeley 1 to gel a Joh. bu t really there ""as more inlcre~t in m e than I figured.'. !>ay!> tbe fl 4. 212 pound 25·year-old Kans as Ctt} ht•c-konecJ, but the h<icku1> ruh• lo Sll'1 <' Fuller bl'camc the htJ.! put clown If lh("r1c> 1:-. a thin linl' hetwel'n s1 ar11ng a nd not start111j! 11 ·-. nol evident with day-to-da) expl•rrcnt1·s For 29 straight gamec; Kt>nnt·~ pro v1ded no more than a wall rlown in the dressing room Only onn· d1c1 a rep<1rtn so much as addn·ss him. a nd on that 111 l'as1on, when hl· wai. pas~ecl ovtr ... , Puller's replan•mt•nl m favor 1,f formc•r Notr(• Dame star Tom ('le mt•nts out 1;f C'anada, 11 wcis 11nt' of Kennev's lllWC·s t momt•nb · L'nwantccJ b) M1a m1. tm".mtc<l h1 Wa s hingt on and un" ;rnted for £s i.lra1ghl gam e:. ;it Ka ns <Js ( 'tt.\. Kenn1•) found h1mst·lf playing :-.lo 2 lo No 2 ..,.., ( 'leml·nt!-> filll'<I th•· vrnd ne<Jled h~ :111 lltJury lo Fullt·r I wa~ rl'<Jll~ 1hsa pp111ntl'd r<•c·alb Kl'llllPY ·1 "'intit·r<•cl 1f I "oul!I 1•\ er pJ a .I ' K1 ·11nt•\ ""' '11JUgh1 (1UI ;.1f11·r~.1rd r .. r an lnll'I Vll'W l>UI lh•· l in1111g Vo ,,,II' right :\IJoul lhl' onh p11s1l1\1• lhrnl! 111 111' ltf•· ":1-.. 111' ""tft•. S,1nd1 Kl•n111·\ ·, •·xi-..11·111•1· 1n t ~w :\VI v. ;1-. aliclul .1 ... 1rn•l1•va n1 ;.-.. Liii' li11n1ir., •m•" lll·c;l11\.\t'd on 111111 h1 l'aul :-.;.tl:it., .inti ht .., I rn·lt•\ c•nt Wl't·k f1 ·,11v1t11·:-.. illl ;111nu,.1 (St"f' K t-:,'\~E \'. PaK<' B :!1 Bill KE NNEY Coach humbled AP Wu tp"oto hockey aet.10n c;arre tt eouldn't block theni all. though, as tht' Bl ues tnµpt•d llartford. 5-2. by Eagles' • Will I' 1111., \I> I-. I · !11 \ \ I ' tln11 I lhml. 11 11'.dh t II 111• I 1•1 . l'h1l.111t·l1·'1 I I· .. 1•. 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"t.1rting job Wh1·11 l1l11nkell l.rH1k 111·1·r followin~ 1h•· 111J ury, t hr· Haiders were 2 :1 Plunkett guided the tcarn to ninl' v11·tories in their remllining 11 rt•gular -season ~amcs ·and to playoff viC'loril'S nver l lous 111n and Cleve land hdor c hcat in~ San l>i cg11 .mil puttinJ.! Oakland into t ht• Sup1 •r Howl \.!·\\ 'll>H k. 1 \l'1 l"h•· 1r:.i pp1ngs are I' 1 • 1 f • • • t 111 a.:; il I 1111 ha I .., a t l ht' ha r . a ll1t•1 ha1111 .. 1I t.1111 111 lh•· 1·11rn1•r <tnd a 1'117~ '>lagc up fr•tlll ...,., -h•1\1· .1 d1a1\ 11111>ur 1 hl'"k pull up a stool 11111 111•1 1·11111f11r1 .1l1I•· < 11111 ·, ('111111l n and Wes tern '•~ht ' luli. rw,tl•·d 1n 1·h1· • 1m1·ri»te canyons of \l.111hat1an f>r c•..,••111:-lhc• '1nJ.!111.I! rlC'hut of Doug Flinn '\Cl\\. f'I.; 10-. \I. ltfr • Fl\.nn 1:-. llw 1;11ld c;1ovc ....,., """ '1:1 .... 1·m.1n 11f the :"l.t•v. \'•irk M1•ts Hut for th(' """'' :11111 g11i t.1 r s1·1 he., ~p('tld ing his winter sing 1111• l1a1·kup fnr his frit'nrl, Creg l\ust1n. who's ap· 1•1· 1r111~ .,11 ('11r1_v ·., thi' w•·"k wtlh l.orc·tla l.ynn·s t..111.J Thi· ( 'oal M 11w r~ · · \ww n~hl ' lh·~', tltis 1:-. a v<•r y pers,,na l thing for me lw1•:n1s1• the pc11pl1• I'm up hcri· with art! all m y fr wmts, pl'•1plc 1·n · ~rown up with." f<'lynn said T hi:'\' r1· ltk•· famllv · Iii<> opening night uud1cm·t· was to include ''.'\'c•ral Met ll'arnmalt•s and front office offi cials hut that hardly. <11sturhc<I Flynn "This is 111M lt ke ba-,chall." he s1ud "You're pt•rformine }//u 're 11n entertaine r hoth ways." THt:Rt; IS i\ warm feeling he tween the ball pl:1yer and th1• mu ..... 1·1ans lie is not treated as an inll'rlof>('r IH'l'a USl'. fra11 kh h•· l'>ll l vn t· 111·., .1 fr1<'nd of lht•:-01· mui.11·i;trl~ J ll~t look 1nj! for -.i1m• nrr ... c·a~on fun "I ~mg f•>r cl1Jll) m1•111 h1· "'"ti pl;1~ hasl'hall as a p r11(r-.,,,u111 I ~;.int 11 111 go "'e ll , •1f eourSl'. Wt• \ 1· reh•·ar .,,.d and pla11n1•d 11111 1111 show It won't lw off lht• n 1llar "I U>VE IT," h1· said "It''> l1kl• ha..,krthall I get more sat1s fad111n from an "":-.'"' than from throwing m two point-. I fm<I m~·.,1·1f -.11mrot 1m1·' t ur ning ;ind lrsl1·ning 111 th1·m Thl'y'n • 1111 pro~ anr! t hey make 1t C'as~ on a .l!U~ Ilk<' m1• · Flynn n ·c·;ilk<I h i!-first N1·w York 111ght1·l11h a ppf'anm1·1· a ('11upl1· 11f years a~11 It wa~ al 1111' Lone Star Caf1·. another l'OUnl r) and wt·i.teru oa..,1!- m Manhattan. T11m T llall. a countrv anti western lc~end was c nll'rtaintnJ.! thC' urban l'Owhoys a nd :1 frie r.d inlroduct•d f'lvnn f<'rom the i.tag(·. lla ll <.lechlcd to have lhf' st·c<>nd haseman t~k1· a how "lk s aid. 'lll'r e·s Oou)! Flynn. onl' of thl' ftnf•-.1 hoC'key players in NPw York."' Oid Flynn mind the m1stak1•, "Arc you kiddin~?" he s::ii<I "I was stanchn~ then· with a Lone Star Iker in one hand and m v arm wrapped arnun<I Tom T llall That was lik.1• be ing in heaven ·· Or riding a mechanical hull "U I r I K'\O\\ "' .111 111 .. 11 \1·11111•11 .11ldc il \ntl 1 1..11.,11 th• 11 ,tll, ..... 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Emotion, when it reaches Williams. a 6-6 forward from a swell, can drown the loftiest sche mes Verbum Dei llh~h. chalked up 20 and executions of m an. points to lead the T rojans lo So it was that chem istry decided the their rtrat virtory at UCLA's National Football League 's NFC cha m · Pauley Pavilion In more than a plon s hlp here Sunday a nd sent the decade. Phlladelphla Eagles Into t heir first Others nom inated for player Super Bowl. of the week honors were center The wh.lte and g reen clad Ea1lea Steve Johnson and guard Mark were so inflated with bumln1 desire Radford of Ore.con State, guard th at if you s tuck them with a pln they Lafayette Lever of Arizon a State" could have exploded into 1mltJMre.na. and freshma n forward J ohn Or. IOOHd from tbetr moortnp, they Revelli ot Stanford. were bound to soar off to the moon. .. They took the cel•tJal triD. .. They beat the over -confident Dallai; ·cowoo)'!' 20=7. Tiit! score-~TC -curately connote tht fullness of the rout of the proud Cowboys, looking toward ANALYSIS t heir sixth super Howl appearance a nd possibly their third title . T he result almost became obvious when the two teams came onto the field -the Eagles leaping 'and yellin1 as if readY to j um p out of their skin, the Cowboys reserved and bu'ainessllke. similar to executives waitinl for the 8: OUato the c:•ty. . .. The diffe rence •n the two team• was refieeted a1lo in a study ot the rtval c oaches , str1din~ in front or thei r behf'fl~~~iT hand!t- a nd ir. e l e c tro ni c c ontact with ope ratives spyin~ fro m high stadium perches. There was Tom Landry. who might cha nge his name to Tom Legend, com · pletlng his 21st year as head coach or the Dallas franchise, austere. lm placa· ble, bundled in a fur-collared brown coat and fur hat with muffs over his ears as protection against the near -zero weather . Ha rdly anyone h as ever seen Landry on the sideUnea without a jacket and tie. He goes formal. Th ey've never seen him throw a flt of an1er or bark angrily at one of h~ playt'rs lie 1s a lean. gray. -inJ! ~tit-lt-ef-+M> --------.-- ~ Across the fl ('ld was hi s coaching .rj val, Di ck V!'rmf'il, bar~·headed . wear · ing a s hort i.irecn jacket and white s hoes. fresh and boyish looking for 45 years . Pulled out of college coachin1 ran ks (UCLA l lo take over the flounder· ing Philadelph ia team five years ago, h e hasn't Jet the systemized pros dull ~is rah.rah, f{O·get· 'em ~pirlt. So h e moves up and d o wn t he sidelines. telvin~ order s. ye lling en· couragement and 11om e times leadin1 cheers. When it was over . Vermeil cried. 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M y thanking right now as that we will probably not ap- pf'a I th(' c1N·1s111n, .. sa id prosecutor Russell Parker. "The or- 1ll·r µrt•lty much eliminates the case." J ohnson has been free on bond since his arrest and has lll'l'n playtnJ.( ror the Hawks this season. Sl.r·•...,..,., "'~"• tor Rftad VANCOUVER. British Columbia Skier Ken a HNid. who s uffered a serious knee injury in a Wt'ekend World Cup downhill race. should be able to resume training in six lo eight months. a s pokesman for St Paul's Hospital said Monday. Read. 2A. tore two of the four major ligaments in his left knl'l' when h<' rcll on the last stretch of his r un. He underwent s ur).!ery Monday and 1s e xpected lo remain hospitalized for four to ri ve days The fall al Garmisrh·Parlenkirchen. West Germany, was thc second major disappointment in a year for Read, who fell near the Lop or the course in the 1980 Olympic downhill al Lake Placid. N Y. G .. ronllllO "'"a•ftd "• C'l•~l•N••I Veteran center fielder Cesar Geroalmo was re· Iii leased by the Cincinnati Reds Monday to make room on the roster for newly.acquired free agent Larry BUttn~r. Geronimo, 32, had been with the Reds for nine seasons and was a member of five cham · pionship teams. If he is not traded within the next 10 days, Geronimo ran become a free agent . . . Pilcher Gaylord Perr y signed a one-year contract reportedly worth $300,000 with the Atlanta Br aves Monday and' he said he plans l<- make sure the Braves get their money's worth. Perry, by lhe way. is only 11 wins shy or 300 for his career ... Represen· tatives of the Major League Baseball Players Association a nd thl' dub owners· player relations committee, as expected, failed to settle grievances which contend that Fred Lyaa and Carlton Fisk or the Roston Red Sox should be declared free agenti; Monfrftll .. I•••,..""" •• "'••• Mario Tremblay scored two goals and Ricll1ard ~ Sevigny recorded his first shutout as Montreal ' stretched its unbeaten string lo 10 games by de· feating Edmonton, 5·0, lo highlight NHL action Monday night. The win narrowed the Kings' lead in the Norris Division to three points. l!:lsewhere ... Defenseman Ray Bourque backhanded home a rebound with two minutes remaining, and Boston went on lo edge Minnesota, 4·3, ex· tending the Bruins' home unbeaten string over the North Stars to 34 games ... Mike Zuke's power.play goal midway through the second period proved to be the game-winner as Sl. Louis drubbed Hartford, S.2 . . . RyH Waller and Deaala Maruk scored one goal apiece as Washington broke a five· game losing s treak and squeaked past Colorado, 2-1 ... Mike AJUson, the rookie center for the New York Rangers, will be sidelined five·to-seven days with a strained right knee. R•ddd .. Mr. GI••• •• e••r• Joe Gibbs, a chief archit~t of San Dieco's • sophisticated passaing attack, has been hired as lbe new head coach of the Waahinston Redsklna. He replaces Jack Pardee who wu fired ... Berta de --Ac-*llll of SwitaerlatMI won ~-women19 Werhl·Qlp downltllfo. skrrace, described as theaeuon's toucbeat. Sbewon ln a tJmeoff 1: 17 .92, which placed her Juat ahead of America'• CW1 NII-, at 1: 18.48. Nelson's finish wu the best by an American slrUer inf ... more than a year ... Guard Nale Arclalltald, wboH 1bootln11.., and pualn1 led the Boston CelUcs to three victories, baa bHn1 named the NBA '1 Player of the Week. Archibald avera1td 21.3· points and 10. 7 us lats aa eh Celtics defeated Phoenix, Chlcaco and New Jersey lut week. T~,..._ TV: Basketball -Notre Dame vs. San Francisco, 12:30 a.m., Channel 22. Taped. • &ADIO: Basketball -Lakera at Cleveland, I p.m ., KLA-C (5'10). Is Katella Seahawks' one threat? .,. aOGl!a CA8L80N at•a.tty.._ .... 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Tennis winner could share in oil well LONDON (AP) -A share in an oil well offered recently as an incentive for participants in the forthcoming World Cham· pionship Tennis series lo be played throughout the United States ending with the finals in Dallas. April 27 through May 3. The investment in a prospec· tive well to be drilled at an as yet unspecified Texas site was one or the 15 prizes announced al a news conference in London during the WCT's Braniff World Doubles championships. WCT boss Lamar Hunt said. "Straight dollars and cents no longer appeals to the leading players. We have had to come up with an incentive scheme to attract lhem to our series." The prizes. all estim ated at an initial value of around $20,000 dollars, have been provided in conjunction with a Japanese computer firm. They will be available to the eight players go- ing into the final after the eight· tournament series. The winner will get first choice of prize, the runner-up second c h oice o r prize. elc, down to lhe eighth· placed players. Hunt did not say what would happen to. the seven prizes not claimied Apart from the oil well invest· ment. the eight players could choose owne r ship of a thoroughbred yearling. an· in· vestme nt in diamonds. ownership of gold and silver bullion, shares in a real estate in ve;;~ment trust, a classic an· lique car. or bags of silver coins chosen forinveslmenlpurposes. Rader rejects Padre offer SAN DIEGO CAP) -The San Diego Padres said Doug Rader has turned down an offer to coach third base for the Natimal League baseball club. Rader, a former Houston third baseman, became manager of the Padres' Hawaii farm club last season and led lhe Islanders to the Pacific Coast Lea1ue playoffs. Frank Howard, new manaser or the Padres, said Monday be failed in an attempt lo talk Rader J.nto 1ivln1 up Hawaii for San Dle•o. ~· Marina travel8 for rma1 tuneup Marina H11h'1 Vlkln11 ri1k their 1-5 record with a non· lea1ue basketball teat at Lakewood tont1ht in a final tuneup for Sumet Lea1ue ac:Ucin, which be.u.a Friday. The Vlk~•· led by Ro1er Wenlnpr Rick Smitb an 1-5 on tbe Muon, which laeiudll a •·• Htback to Lakewood al lb• Oranp Tournament. SPORTS BREAK / BASKETBALL · Powerful Corsairs test GWC Golden West College races its stiffest tut of the youn1 Southern Cal Conference basket· ball seaaon t onieht when powerful Santa Monica CC visits the Rustlers (7:30). Coach Jim Greenfield's squad. with an impressive 14·3 overall mark and perfect 2·0 conference record, will have a tough task in containing the Corsairs' quick unit. Santa Monica CC comes into the contest with a 14·5 record (2·0 in conference). Among the victories was a decision over No. 1 ranked El Camino in a non· i conference outing. ' Santa Monica CC is led by 6·5 t forward Mike Gerrin, but the en· • lire team has been contributing o-&-·-·Ht-lhe s<Ot iftt('Otumn. ..... .._.... T he Boston Bruins threw more than just pucks at Min- nesota goalie Gilles Meloche. Bruin captain Wayne Cashman, inverted at left. and Peter McNab slam into the goal in an attempt to score. The Bruins won, 4·3, ex- tending their home unbeaten streak over the North Star s to 34 games s in':_e 1967. f''ro• ragr II I Likewise, no one player has dominated the scoring for Green· rield's team . althoug h Jim Eldr idge boasts a 15.7 point per game average _ "They're a lot like us." admits Greenfield "They're very quick and they use a full court press throughout the game. They art: a little quicker than us, though ... The Corsairs lead the overall series between these teams with a 9·7 mark. Last year. San · ta Monica CC fini~hed with a 20· 12 rerord, good nough for a three-way tie for . cond place wit h LA llarbor and• I.A Southwest. The Rustlers are coming urt one or their toughest victories of the season. a 69·67 victory ovN LA Southwest. "It was awfully diHicult to play there ... sa ys Greenfield "They have a tremendous ad vantage al home in that gym Ion the old Pepperdane College cam pus> You itet 30 people an there and ti <;ounds more like 1.000 .. KENNEY NOW BELIEVES IN SELF. • • put -on with the emphasis on laughing . KENNEY WAS the next to last player chosen in the 1978 NFL draft and he enjoyed the humor of the event. Time, however. had a sobering effect. Three weeks later, however. 'Fuller was banged up again and -Kenney finally got his chance. gelling the assignment l lt'J hours before kickoff on Cwhat el~e? > Pearl Harbor Day. ·'I had always done well in prac- tice and preseason," says Ken· ney. '·But I didn't know what was going to happen. I had a lot of con- fidence but I had never played un· derfire." He proceeded lo lead Kansas Ci- ty lo a 31· 14 victory, com pleting 12 of 18 for 142 yards and two touchdowns. ''I thought it would be much tougher,'· recalls Kenney. A WEEK LATER he endured the snow and wind of Pittsburgh, suffering his first interception with 15seconds left in lhe game in a 21 ·161oss. Then the big one. a game which has turned Kenney's life around. One whieh demands a full shot al lhe starter's berth in '81 , one which provides recognition. Ken- ney is confident he has an NFL future. ·'We're certainly optimistic about Bill ," says C hief s spokesman Doug Kelly. "We ex- pect him to m ake a strong ch allenge in the summer." Says Kenney: ·'There are a lot of things going now. My battle with Fuller is one thing, but I'm also watching. to see what New Orleans does (will the Saints berkon Pat fladen? ), and others, such as San Franc1s ro and Baltimore.·· yards against Baltim ore al marked the first time a Kansas City quarterbark had broken the 300·vard barrier in fi ve seasons Possibly even harder on Ken- ney than the physical factor of 29 straight stand·ups was the mental game. "I was so mad at San Diego." says Kenney. .. But Sandi re· minded me m y time would com e. lobeready.·· NEVERTHELESS, the idle· ness took its toll. "You find yourself throwing on the orr day and m y arm was get· ting weaker. I was gelling out of s hape doing no more than just splitting time on defense and do· ing nothing on ofrense during practice. There was a token" Compounding this frustration was a background of stumbling bloc ks despite his potential. Every athlete pays dues, but for Kenney. il has been ridiculous. Arizona State Coach Fr ank Kush decided he wanted Kenney to become a light end. so the San Juan Capistrano product packed it in, and headed for Saddleback College. HE BROKE his thumb on a helmet al Saddleback and saw limited action; mostly as-·a 'tight end and running back. Three games al quarterback at Northern Arizona was a s far as he got in his junior year when he did it again with a helmet. breaking his hand in practice. Finally, in his senior year al NAU. Kenney went lhe distance at quarterback. but achieved far Oilers edge MD, 45-43 G uard Bill Thompson stole the ball with five seconds remaining Monday night to help the Hunt· inglon Beac~ Oilers pre~e~v~ a 45.43 decision over v1s1tlng Mater Dei in high school basket· ball action. With the Oilers up by two. t he Monarchs-who got the ball wilh 45 seconds to play-were trying to work for the last s hot before Thompson's steal thwarted their final attempt. Center Jim Lane, a 6·6 junior, paved the way for the Oilers as he scored 16 points and gathered 12 rebouncb. He waa aup.,arted by senior guard Scott Becker , who had 12 points, and forward Greg Knapp who had four points and..aeven r:ebounda. Both sides were not exactly sizzling from the field as the Oilers connected on only 16 or 34 shots (47 percent>. while the Monarchs hit on 18 of 39 (46 per· cent). The Oilers actually won the ~a m e al the free throw line despite shooting a horrendous SO per cent (13 of 26) from the charity stripe. Mater Dei was seven of 12. The contest also marked the final tuneup before league action for both schools. Huntington Beach will enter Sunset League play al 11·2. while the Monarchs will open the Angeles Le~gue with a ~-1.Q.mark.. le ss than ant1c1pated s tat1st1cally Tht>n l'ame the quick ht'llo:-. and goodbyes from the Do lphins and Redskins. t'appcd by 116 straight quarters of waiting. :"liow. hnwcvPr. then· is an op tim1stic altitude within Btll Ken ney the first stncl' he was ap proachang has sophomore season at Arizona State Tl'RNJNG 26 this month. Kt'n· ncy 1~ well aware hts time is near "Brian Sipes IS 31 and a four.year s tarte r at Cleveland . Danny While as 28 and a first.year !>tart e r .·· s ays Kenney "Quartt'rbacki. come of age from 27 31 .. Hut to rC'ally get anlo rt . I really frlt I had to hernnH• a starter this ,·ear · In three starts Kenner wa~ s acked onJy rave times. possibly because of his quick release and abili ty l<1 get back and set up quickly ..~ull er . ror instance. was sacked 52 tam es in 13 games, JO times by Baltimore THREF. 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I II Mission Conterence ConlH•n<• All G""'"'' ,, .. , , ....... , ... ,. Wttr ""'"''lr•I •I ll I .•;1 • ... ' ftt ''~•'"''" w l w l ., ' ~ It I " ,, ,, • " • ~ 1 .t 111' I I .t I •I I • II HIGH SCHOOL Hin Beach 45, Miter Del 43 MATEM DEi J,u ll~QI' I Mul1•. IU W 1l•11flHt. II f ••t l•ll l-4 "-•OQ'll'll'h II. } ( (M•ti 1 HUN TING f ON 8(At H ~vh l h-IJ•t1Jl••f'W\ I tirl .,., I/ 'oow• II If llAlJlJ I R1•1Q.-1 I M • Att1 f••• ,• frwirnt•1U ~ 1 u rnt't 0 1\111 fht .. n•UVl>ft ll C.Co• t c., 0w .. n." M itl•f ()1 1 '/ ti 14 Ii .tt ttv111t1111hJtl H1•.11 I II) 14 tt ,.., I fllitl 111vii. M111t11 IJ• I~ •1t.int1"ytu11 ,• Ur•n1 ,1 , .., 'ouh•1J 11Vt ',1•iJr,iw11 Ii W1ll11u•1.., f M,111 I ..... , I •• 1.. .,,..,, •• , l ll1d\l1,,f,tt111 11 ..... •11 HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN Ftn Valley 67, Mater Dei 49 '-'A TE A OE t "·'-''' \ t .1mrl'\l>t • \1111• ~.1n I '"'"'""' ? 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" I' •• •I IA Los Alamitos MONDAY'S AE\ULH Ph ,. fl 11 10 ., •; 6• "' I/ •\ ll1nd of ~t~ Qw•'1tffWt"• mHltrtea • , '"' tt.t(~ 1 .. 1 ... f u Po•&JfM UIM U 0 <tt! J 8Q ) &() \ptllt" I "t•• .... \J''l.t h f( ,.tt\Yol t .t(J 110 Jimbo' A1.-tM 1ft 1,..11 I Ml \) t'Ao'O fd I I •I p,tod l7J 00 t,,,fl'(Otld '0<"" °'t"'fl t-1,-vnu •fr~d"lvtl") "hO, 4 00, ) •O l o•H~• l•Af \ Oooq11• ''"'duft'1 1. "'10 1 i.o •"'ot .._,., l•~u,., tMtltf'IMl).'/trU l t11rd•rt<.f" R .. ,..u,t-thu' lC t t'"M, .. ,, noo •o oo. 6 oo Rov1:11 ,,,.,>""" tthoo11,1 n 6() ll fH) Go1\tOQOIPr M"n fHitnl, 1 ttO \1 f'.JdC l;J C4 •) JMld I~~ 80 f nurth ,...c.e E•cu,•Otr •H•''' 1180 "'O t.00 C•\lno C.ttti. fwo ''"'"""'~ •o 60. \ tO Torn.ado Limit t A<IA1f' J J 10 F-1tlt\ 'kt" Go ff'U<~lt" l •dv CP11 ..... n ron t I 00, b •<J J 4V ,..,,, i"U"'o""r' I lJfl 1ninc,U .. 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Monday's transactions BAU:aALl A f l ANT A BAA.VF'> 'ttQn .. d (., .. .,10''1 p,.,,Y.O•lf,,_r, tn AO"" Y''"'' fr.t\l f1tff 'IN(INNAft RFD\ q"lt',,V''1 C,.,,_, y.,,on,mt., oulft,,.IC)l:o, llASKEraALL N••-· ... utlltlll AO•<l•llon D A LLAS MA\/[Rl(l(' Prlr.l,1~11 M onti Da.,,1\, forw.uf1 S1qrw-d St-in P11ttk1,.w11 1 QuArd, to ,.. t().oa., 1 onlrf•• 1 FOOTBALL Natlelwl ,.._Mii Le~ ... ICAHS"S CIT'I' (Hlfr') Announ<l'<! lh•I 0 1<1• R04< h ~'-'"'"'° tM1 tif1•td <OolK h 'OCCEll OUTC•I N4110 NAl 1£AM •nnourx"<I tht11t J•n lwarUHut\, tlf't.td <~rh '"''qnf"d COLLEGE PEhlN NttfTW"d , .. ,,.., t\fll rndl, "'" .. "foot t)All (O•(h Men's aoccer NIGH SCHOOL -.. 0.1 1. c .. i. -.. • M•ttr 0.1 \Conno R Olh•n R1ttn _Ct;1l_lege,_l!_i:_ep_ cage scores Gretzky honored --Col~ Or990ftl1, C•l IO S•ftla Cta<••~. N TOH ~I U GOflt-61, Potll-SI tO _, ... Nt•-llYIH.,Color•doSI 61 .... Col .. i.U, autlmell 'IO SI. L--...• 7J. ,.,,,.h,. .. · va1,...e1toa. e.111more 61 o-.. *""""on ... C•llooll< ._. C-llC11I 61, ...... H ....... lre M WUI Ylrtlftl• 71, Duel.,._ ti FertfMm ii, ~rtl'Coton !O foll ~ ....... H , ~Hall '1 totl Lt '91 .. 72, Nl ... t• 11 COii MallW•. TOWMnSl 7' -~1 11.~" w. c ..... se.11, "''"1...,, s1 ... ...... 01111-City ft, O..rell " Clftel!WIMI ltt, ..... U. '1 #lclllte 9l Mt, W. THat SI. ff Xtvltr. Ofllett, Oral lt ... rtl 7t ........ Ttaet•,A-• fl'al\·Arhnoton 100 ._.ard•n Slmmont I• T•••\ \ovthtrn 10. M in Vallf'y 61 s-tll Altorn St •~. Soullwrn 11 · o .. ,d_. M. A_l.,"'"" St tJ loll Alllunond Ill. E••I C.rollna tJ Pitt IO, E KHttuOy ,. Ylr9lnla Tee" Ill, Florld.o St 10 COi) Geortl• hc:ll 17, lff-rry 10• Gr•rntMlnt 13, NW Loul\IMI• II S. ll1\11MM-62, loultl.,,• f•th 17 hnti .. c,......_.. n. M.tn11a11 " l'fl<N-SI IO, H Loultl""• M 1941 MoreflNd !II fl, U of ClltrleSIOfl .. VMI M, Cl1"*14' s. "'-'• ll , V• com.--a1111 .. tls. c~ !II . .,, UNC·Wllrnl"tftft HIJ!~ HIHlll ....... llMcll 0 , Nletff 0.1 4J High Schoof Women .......... Founl•ln Valley 61. M•I•• 0.1 " NCAA in suit MONTREAL <AP> Wayne Gretzky, 19-year· old Edmonton Oilers center, was named the Nalionfl Hockey League URBANA, Ill. (AP) -player of the week, the The National Collegiate NHL a nnQunced Mon· Athletic Aasoclatlon can day. not be dropped as a de· Gretzky scored three fendant in a lawsuit filed goals and had seven as- by University o( Illinois slsts ln three 1amea for q u a rte r b a c k 0 a v e t.he week that ended on Wilson. , Jan. 11. He finished the first 40 1ame1 or the Judie Harry Clem or season wttb 10 points, ty- C ham pa 11 n County 1n1 Marcel Dtonneolthe Circuit Court laaued the Kin11 for the NHL's rulln1 Monday. llrat-halfscortn1 title. •• . ...-. . ' - Tu.dey. January 13, 1981 DAILY PILOT Oaet•king if fJllf Marttn~1 Navr:1t1lovu f!Xanlllll'~ tht· hP1~ht nf the n<'l <.1!'> Wt·n<iy Turnhull t r1ght 1 lauJ;?h~ clu n ri g lht·11 third pla1 t· 111;11<'11 1w I ht· C'olg<ll(· S1•r 11·~ ( 'hiin1p111n~h1p-. 111 :\1 o11 ,\ l;111d ~1 111111<1 \ night Na\'ratilova l'IH·l'k1•d the· nt•I aft1·r losing points on s hots I r11 r11 T 11rnh111l I h ;11 111 ~1 ni1·k1·d I hf• top In 1 1d1·111:dh l 111 rtl11dl \\1111. l Ii. i 5. ti~ MIXTURE • • • 1 l• .1 t. :1 .'.!11 l"11rnrl I 1L:hl 1·111! ·i.111 l\I'" 1·•·111111 111•1r•· c·e111t11,I ion 111 !'. •·11111111111-. I> own I h•· Il a l I 1 n llw -.cmd11·1 l>;oll;1!'. dn·:-.-.1111.! rnc1111 l.;rndn !'.lc111rl t·ff'C'I and k q it a ..,tiff u1: p1·r lip 111-. r t·v1·11 1111 n1·\1·t !'h.111)!1'" y, l11·th1·r h 1~ "'1n•. "' 1.,...,, . ..., and ht• "'""' 11111n· 1 h.111 ht• lo-.1·-. V.1th IH!i \ td•irll"" ho !1';1 JI -. ol)I_\ (;plJIJ.!I' 11,d<s'> ;11111 ('url' l.;1111l1c .. 1u 111 \;Fl. ,·11 \11f11 '.' 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IC1l) ,J11hll'illl1 V. ;t' 11111 ;1\ ;111.d1l1· f111 I t1111m1·t1I .l 11h11 '>t11 1 v.'111 l••d th<' :\at u111,ol V11 1tl l1otl l I, ;1 ~111• 111 .,a c·k -. I It,., \ •·ar 111.-.-.1•ol rno:..t of th~ "l'\'n lltl half 11f ...;1111 1!:1\ ·, ganw .1f.!:t111-.1 Oakl:1ntl Thi· l'hari.:cr.-. fnur prnnl favont1·" 1n th•· AF<: 11111· 1.w nw. h•SI :14 :n aftt•r falling !\(·hind 2fl 7 1·arly tn the l!<ime ' h• tl 1r ·''":"'' ''" r th• 1n •·1 .t.•111 111.1' lf,1 \•• lul !•1 .loh11-.ct11 ' 111 111 I·,,,\ •·II ,.ted 111• t'Ould n11I ... \ ALL FICTITIOUS NAME STATEMENTS FILED IN 1976 MUST BE REFILED IN 1981 and \ those witti c han ges must be republished at tim e of refiling HERE IS THE LAW ~t'C'. 11!1'.!ll " 1 1111"'" th1·. 1.11• l lll 'lt! 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"°4111E MOllTGAGE • ~.,..,,.1 ~, tt:-' O't.e ''"'"4'" Plat a "'1 ... w1 '' th tdt n 1 11f1un1a llt.60 So11g 011d da11«.•e T his robot, K 481. does mor e than walk and talk 1it sings and dances. It was built by the Chrysler Corp. for dis play at 1981 Detroit Auto Show and will appear later this vear at an auto exhibit in Ne w York Cit y. The only luggage it carries is a tool kit. Now local investors can enjoy personal service and untraditional rates ~ow vou can huy aml 'd i through a national hrokl:r at hig 'avmgs on i:omm1"11m!>-Withou 1 gi\'ing up m o!>t o f the pl'r,11nal \l'rVl\.C that \'ou'rc ai:c:ustum ed tu. We'll 'avc: you up to rwo-thirds of the i:ommh!.IOOS that you pay th e f ull -c:omm1""0 n house'\. O n som e tran'ial·t1on-. we l'Vc n heat the: hare-hone\ discounter-.. Try U!\ and sec. Call \1r wnte l11r f rec hrn'-h urc anJ com mts\ion d iscount 'chcd ulc. ( ~ J Kingsley, Boye & Southwood Member N.Y.S.E. M«mber SIPC A Wall Street broker that pays locally from a California bank. 660 Newport Center Dnvc, Suite 235, Ncwporr Beach. CA 92660 Education topic of • sunumt 0 A K LI\ N D I /\ I') /\ l wo-<lay t onferl'n<·t> in vol v 1ng s ome o f th<• slat.e 's lop busint•ss a nd l'dueat11m leaders will be held next month t o ~pcarhcad what 1s heing t•alled a maJOr attack on. education r1roble ms in Ca lifom iet. T he conft'rencl'. to be held Feb. 10·11 at Mills Colle~e in Oakland . was an noun c<'d by Wilson Rill's, st<tle supcr inten · r1 ent or puhhc in struc- tion and Corn<' II Ma ier , c h ai r m a n of Kaiser Alu minum & Chemical Corp "THER E JS a d eep concern about the quali- t y o f t.-ducation in t his stette and it is c lear that {'d uc ators must seek the assistan ce of other seg- ment s including busi· San Francisco ness in finding solu- L ... 1 t1<ms ," said Riles. New York (714) 644-2983 Atlanta In California, call 800-432-7368 os nnge es Ma ier said the focus or '""" K·"~''"' 11 ..... & '""''' .. ''"' San Diego the con ference will be on ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~dc visin~ a J<~nt action i plan to im11rove public l'«hu·atmn in Cetlifurnia Virginia Washington, O.C. • with f1;9ee checking, no interest penalties. Mutual of Omaha Money Market Account offers yo u current high int.erest rat.es, free checkwriting privileges {$500 or more) and easy withdr awal. anytime, without int.erest penalties. Minimum investment only $2.500. Daily dividends. compou nded m onthJy . Add to your account in am ounts of $100 or more. Quarterly aocount statements. No sales charge. no redemption fee. And beginning in J a nuary. 1981, income q ualifins for ape- . e<letal tax AXCl H&iOA ($400 for a joint return). • *. * * 0 17 ~0% 114 thu avPr1tl(" 11..i y 11•l•l l•1 "'" investor for Um 7 1!11y .. 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"-""'· .... aaoe r..,.....,... • o-h•. 1iut 1•111 For more compl8~ 11af,,rmalf1 ,11 "'' l•t•ll••ec "" charl"Jtl and ttJlp!u,.,.•. t·•ll nr w r1t,.1 I•,, " pro9pectua ReMI 1\ •'•"'rutly ''"'"' ,, y1u1 111vr•11I oreend money N•me __ Addre• -- 1.111 • · 0 U R P ll B I, I C st·hou ls a n · 1n trou ble and must of us business lt•adt'rS of the• !-.letll• have o nly lh<· val{uest u n 1krstandini,: why." said M aier COLLECTO S CORNER Rare Coln• & Stamps GOLD & SILVER Pnc•• for 1·12-81 0fJtd C'6 ..... , ~ au •• , ct au•• ""' 5•ff f'"'1f(ll•JllOMh 0 //\0 t\90M M 1t-1fr I .... , \'\14 M l \el M HM1tt111tt111\ \'UJ '° tn\ M \0 1•11•,o\ \•ti M II t t M ,_., , 111\•"''' hn\J\ \\00, '"~''• ,,........._. ••....-uetttte NtJ• tf' .: .... _.. '~ ..... ·-··· (714) !156-H !lO South CoHt Plua Vlllag• . ................... . •A•, .... f•ttM ... ..,.h 1 ..... ~t•••' DI Lt'. llMl'ltltl Y llLOWMAUn l .. TllllT IA TIS ··~kt • COM.-CeAI. • •"4M111WAl • AllCIAl'f LIASING IMllOM LA .. •llA•All BUSINESS I STOCKS Reagan miracle worker? President-elect has less to do more with 81 .. 0HNCVNNI FF ·~---·-·" NEW YORK The challenge to the presldenl·elect la to au ly m o r e wit h less. w hic h Isn't im potusl· ble , a<·•·urdlnl( to the Hlbltt '1 .. a n d u ( ,. w ,,_ bu siness pco pit'. but Whll'h ha~ .cencr ully htot!fl dui.s Hie d u n cl•· r mirul'lt•s -~ .._ CUNNI,, 111· must lowl•r lhe budJ.?ct def u ·11. a sl•lf 1m1,uscd challenge, wh1h • wah·hinR inflation raise i.tovl•rnmcnt l'XJ>enses. deal wit h a fe1h•ral burc·aucra cy tha t knows only how to grow. andt:ulla xes Wh1k doin~ this he must deal with u federa l de bt that is certain t u l'Xl'et.'Ct $1 trillion during the m•xt yt•ar or tw•>. if only because thl• government must raise more debt just to pay interest on old debts. IN THE FISCAL VEAR that ended Sept. 30, that interc~t ex pens t• amounted to nearly $75 billion . whic h ~ives you som e idea of the s ize of the proble m And if rates don't dropsoon. the problem will grow worse. Mean while, s pok esm e n fo r e very C'Onstituency in A merit· a have been applyin~ pressure to ke ep their favor ite spendrnR lffU· gram alive. even 1f the goal of their s pendin).t and efforts has t·eased to have m c•aning This is a large order for any president to deal with. but Ronetld Reagan h as assured the pubhc he will cut their taxes at the sam e time . ln fact . David Stockman. slate d to be his d irector of the Of (ice of Metna gement etnd Rudgt.-t , says a tax cut is essential to budget balance . W h a t this a moun ts t o , th e refore. is t he quintessent11tl "shrink" challenge, a term that many businessme n unde rstand It means the challe nge of runnin~ a n ope r ation profita bly whilt' shrinking the s ize of the oµerallon a nd otherwise d ealing with an ad verse set off actors. It is a cha.lle nge before which otherwise able business ch1t:ftans have failed, especially in the past fe w years of almost chronic re C'es s ion threats Executives who can e xpand a company arc com mun . those who c a n shrink them a re r a r e Those skills arc•n 't ta ught in business schools Nor tn the school of poht11·!. eit her. Jn fact. politics hC1!. been u :-.uctess for ma ny elec.ted Ciffu•utl!i prN·i~ely beC'ause the y prom1!'.r·tl t•x pansion, a nd d eli verNI 1t 1n lh•· for m of gov•·rnmt'nl ~<:n 11•t·!'. t'OR TH E Rt:AGA:\ for1·1·~ lt1 ach1cv(· thei r g11al 1tf hudg H h a lant·t· w1ll ot)vwu~\v t••k•· a lol 11f foith and guts It mea n~ llngn t'1nsl1tu<'nts, a nd prohatil~ c·\1·11 wors1• 1nflat1on lwlon· t h•· ).''l;il 1-. n·a eh<'<i Must likely It will ab!J m.,;111 ril a 11 t hmgs. rnurc h uth!l'l 1lt·f 1 n h for fisca l l!lf!I and f1M·~tl l !l!i~ w h it h IH.·g1n~ 1H·x t ll (·t qh1 r Slot kman c~t1mat1· ... 1h1· !!IH I dl'f1t·1t at $611 h1ll1011 Wh<t rl1111 rorct·a:-;t1nJ,! llcllf•\ l'~ !lit· l!l>ii' dl'f11·1t will Ill' al>1iu1 Sko btlh1111 wh1 l'h w11ul1l 1Jt• <t n ·em'<I Sumctiml· uft«r tl1.i\. t lw '"·'' ing o f speruhng, t ht· le .~ 1·r111g 11f 1n flat ion. and lhl! !-.pur nn~ ••I lit•· l't'Oll•Jnl,\ lhro ugh t;1x 1 111 v. d i ( h •. ,. 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Uut 1t probably won't <:om <· about 1r it fails to l'at Ph Uw fanc.v anrl s u11port of the p<·oph· N11h<wh 1·un say yl't whether the pP011l 1· will :wn•pt a rtod uC'tion 1n 'i'1·rv11·1•s 1·spf'l·1all.v 1n regard to 1111·111n1· md and S1w1<1 I Security. •1r 1f tiu~tnl'!'>!'> will re 1·q u1 p a nd 1•'\I :illh~h h1ghc·r g11C1ls tw<·ausc of t ax 1·11ts . llut 1f they do, a nr11f thf' '\l'rlpl 11thcrWISl' l'VlllVC!> in the m anner f•1n•M•t·n. tht•n what C<tn 11 lw 1·atlt·d hu\ a m1radt"' MGM profits d espite fire I.AS \ f<.t:i\t.; •1\1'1 M'iM I; r .tntl llol t·h. I 111· has detl <t red .1 q u11 rtt•rly ,.a-.h d1 v1dcndm 1 I 1·1•111-. pt·r !-.han· of ('11rnmon st'11·k tl1•-.1,1t1· ltH· !lt·v:i,tating Nov 21 .\1 1: \1 <:ra11d llol1·I f1rt· hnt-lhal 1•L11m1·cl IY\ Ii \'\''-· th1· {'11m11an~ ha ... ~aid ·11w di\ 1clt ncl 1:-. pa yabll' Ft•h Ill lo -.1tar d111lclt•r!-> wh1, arl' (>0 1 !11 111tb ;i:-, or .J :in :!Ii l'h t· d1·1·l .ir;t11 o n of 1h1 s q 1.;1rl1•rh 1 .1:-.li d 11 1d .. ncl rdlc1·h •1111 ,., ,111 1d1 ·11<·1· 1 n t i11· r·11mpa11~ .tl th•'-111111· n111~1lh!-.tand1n~ lht• tt•111p11r .. 1 \ 111t1·1111pt1•1r1 11r hu!->1 111 ,., .it 11111 h111t-I t a .,1no 1n I.a~ \ •·J.!:i.... , .. ,!\ (\1 ,,1rd ('h<•trman 1·1. d 11 .. 11111 llL't 1 II ....... u11 11ur 111\1•11111111 '" ,,.,,,,,.,. 1h1· ~f(;:\1 I , r.11111 I .1· \ •·l.':t'-1:1 rn11burnrrwr l'•ill I' .. I p~ flHd ,,,, ..... " •, 1 r.. •1 • ,,. ,nr: .... 'f. "" 1,, I ,._, ,. I •1 1t ~ ,, <1• •l•l•U UI ,. '• ,.. . .,.. ' ' ,~. • A " I ' . ... ' ...... •1 ,, • '· . ,. ... . ' . '· A " "' ' .. 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BY NOW MOST Americani. know <Jbout Am1m1«.tn I·., press Travelers Cheques Cthey'rt tht· one:-. alwJ~:. g..i11ng lost) -and they are certainly fumth<tr with tht• fan· of Karl Malde n , the actor who promott's tht'm 1n T V 1·~·111 m e rcials . But how many people can tell you who Jimmy "Three Sticks" Robinson is? • Those ar c all corpo rate leader!>. heads or newly elected he ads of giant companies. But Money Tree J h ardly an yone outside of their rc:o.pt.•c•t1 1•t· t•11rp•1rnt1· 1·•1111 po unds knows anythin g about then1 J ohn Smale , for Pic<tmplc. 1!-th1· m ;1n t rt•<l1l •·tl \\1th i.:11 ting the Americ·an Dent<fl A:-.-.11nat111n to 1·n1l•11 ,,. 1 11·-.1 .1• an effective cavity righter It w;1!> qu1t1· ;, 11111p 1·11.1 hli nl! C rest to capture fir'>t pliice in :-.all·.., AND IT HF.LPF.D S m alt' riM· 1n th1· r:1nb al l'11wt•·1 li. Gamble < P&G >. a company wh11s(· prrnlut•tc;, 1T11!1-hon llead & Shoulde rs. P<tmpcr .... Charmin DunC':r n llin•·'> Folgers . Jif) ar(' likf'ly to ht· found 111 1·VN) hnu-.l'lwlrl 111 the land Smale h as JUSt been l'lt•1•l1·cl l111· :-.•·v1•rllh 1 hll'f ,., ecutive in P&C; 's 143.yc ar h1'>ton 11 .. ~·1111lu.1t1·rl II 1i111 I Iii\•• Miam i Univer'>1ly . not far fmm I'&<; ... hl'<11lq11.1r1 .. 1· 1111 111 cinnat1. Hc is5J · Roger B. Sm1lh'1 flt· h:.' JU"I -.uc·c·1·1·d•·r1 I 1111111.1 -. \ Murphy as lhl' t ha1rman of th1· \\•irld ... l.11 1•• .. r .11.111 maki>r, General Motors Sm1lh l1k1• :v'l urph\ '"'""' up 11111 from the fal·tor y fluur IJul frnrn lht· f1na111·1· · 1111· of th•· 1 .. i-.1 ness. Neither h a" t•vtr worked for an11t h1·1 1·1111111 111\ JOHN W•:l.('11 WILL STEI' int11 tt ... t op J"h .ti t t1·111·1 11 Ekctnc next April He '" yuung .i:. ;intf Ill'·, 111.11 1:1nt' in the COJ"P<)r<ttc exec ut1 vf' '>Ull (' ht· ho Ith ,, I 'II II d••J.!r ,.,. 1-'ortunc deM·ribc11 Wckh a-. 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MACNEIL I LEliHER REPORT 11 TIC r AC OOUGti 10 MERV GRIFFIN .,,,, t • •••• • tt.u t ·~on (1 ,.,.,, "'''111••n, "11. t11~ln~ W yttt.111 fil MACNEIL I LE'HAEA REPORT EID NEWSCHECK 8 P M l.IAGAZINE .\ ,,. lt lhl\Ai t11lllh.htl\J' ",, '1d\lt~ ' l rw iUU lH.'I f 1 h•l t,•,1h1ril1\.I tH.iv, tit•tJ~ .111d 'J1,+1•<1 1H !!\U4'!( 8 00 0 THE WHITE SHADOW 'h.f11H•I 1h•l11HJvt111I W._t1 4,,h.•ll '1l111w llt-"\111111•'1 dfl 1H'-IJH1 fo•r'' WI•• H hP pull•, '-'" I 1ti• ''''"''-'""' •oOy frt,r11 r1e1 (.,II 1n,1'1l1•11f, l••'fl\Pt1 11 fthtw~ \ti' . 0 BJ ANO fHE BEAR 14'.-.1~vH P,t•m1t•tt"I BJ 9~.;, ltl \,.,1110""•• '" httfp ·' hu1uo .st.ut a huGkmq flno 111t1 ""' • .._ ~(.Wt•n 1t:!mal('') to tlo Uw h.tullnq 11 , U • 11lnu•ut t"'' I l\1 t I I l '•l,111 7 30 0 ~ON THE TOWN fl 16 HAPPY DAYS Wt,••n f n1111t-. ~ moiortycle 1 •• u~ '"·'" ""' g11119 9i>t~ hK.wlru·t tu <•uy n1m ,1 flt!w '0 ' ol I "' l1tff '\' '''" 7 00 0 CBS NEWS 0 NBC NEWS 0 l.lOVI( • • • • t t 1 t I I "•·l~ 'I I ft I 1 I t .)1· t' ..... ,, ,, l 1, ,,,.,1 ' ,,,. 1 I . t /I I'' '-..l11t'°•' 0 l'AMIL Y FEUD fl $ 100,000 NAME TH.A\ T TUNE (D ALL IN THE FAMILY I Ml ,.,., rl•. l lf ,, ,,, out :' •• !• 'lo•f ,, fl, t ht 1HHlll'>I' ,, '·'" ,,, ,, .. ,,.,, "' ,, .. oll ('hfUIHflf f ,hl iug• e ,.,·, .. · o ··.11• 0 ... fl ·I\!• 6 '., 0 ... , 10 W • m w ~ fB • I i II, l'il l'il. ,\,, j• I\ I' • . ~ i. 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I I· ,,,., I l(J~I''" ;t\,11 Nr l! u •, 11•fl•·~l!l't1IV " '~ t q , •• i1 ,, ,,.,, t•ltl flf1if• I 1f1tt1 "'' •tv1ft• r1111r1• ... 11f1h; t\d1I u.i.1 H) f1M 1P 1fl ,, 11 THE BAXTEAS f 1;1tq1 ''•H (lhH 1 I 011 .. l•r. •ti ti I uo•9 LAVI,..& ~ The p1111 end Lenny end Sqlildgy 011.. ,,,.., OWfl ••plllllat1<1n1 H to llOW tfley detllrOY9(! a !Wvada motlll room I TIC TAC OOUOH CA"°'-9UIWETT AHDFN!HOe Slult The Family Tne w .. 111no we11 (.li TEEN-AGE FATHER A d1 an1•tozatio11 ot ttle multopla problems con· cernmg te41n ·•gt! pregnan-cy a"d mar,.age 9;00 8 IJ 1 MOVIE A Maller Ot Lor@ And °""tn ·f Pr@mlere) Londa l U••n "lalome Jens A nur ,, .. s uncon\(enl1ona' lrnulm;ml of the lermor1a"~ +II p1 ovo•es oppos+11011 loom "'" nosp11a1 stall and lh+' 1Jal1en1s lamohes D ffll THREE'S COMPANY J tt(... •mpersonate.s o •enn,.ned et•et.to gel a 100 di " 1op-1101cn rt'Slaurant 0 BULLSEYE G» MERV Gi.1FFiN Guttsl > Re• Hart tt;Ou Lh,.,.I Kennedy Nicholas w,ma11 CJ1111ee11 Nesbolt ~1h fJ ~net• S) MYSTERY Or 1 .. ~ vii 1\110 Mo HyCle O• Jl'lo.yll o;,comes ""<IJQeO 10 A11n Coggen· ~'"'" NhO troes repealedly to ~1s1t lh~ doctor but lmtJs f<Jllf,nfJ Hvde rno,e read•lv .1¥J1labh! 10 t.cr (Pri•I 21 C!) NOVA dmedill ltitJ Wt)aoe Hunt- 111~ A peocel)trve study or Hie botle+ con t•oversv hetwoon conservat10n1s1s who wan l lo p•Olecl Hoe whale and Eskimos who tli!pend upon ot lor lood '' prese111t!d (Rl 9:30 Q @) TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT .4\ hlmmaker working on J11c~1e and Sar ati·s eparl· ment almost 1u1ns a dinner patty Henry and Muriel are holding upsta11s G JOl<ER'S WILO tO·OO G FLAMINGO ROAO c;onstance s behavior prompts her new husband ~ 1eld1ng to run ott to Tar-o:itiassee tor an ollrcrt weei. end with a lounge singer DO NEWS fl tl~ HART TO HART Wh1h• on vacation irt ttdwetu Jonathau arid Jtin tulPr hPUlff11' IHVQl\lcfl With nh1rttt•I Hln..tl t!SP1Un age iJQ•"ttl~ Q) INDEPENDENT NfTWOAK NEWS EID THEATRE SEAT H •• , M.H1{•t1thJI hr,s,s ""~ ,h1 .,. '-P•i111qht11\y l:r111lt---y 'u11tf'• fitd 11 C11l)111~1 i,lt:t 'rn111.1n1 v 1 I tht_J '•OllQ°' nl IJllO! llJfTIIJUSW .J;u .. ~UW1 (--1:,,., ... lllllj hV .11 ICH M.-.1t l ,,,,1 •• ., fB NEWSCHECK I030QI NEWS a) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS S) PRESENTE 111 .. 11.11.:. 'Nightline' catches on l11te 11P11'S slunt· a s1trprise success fl.> PETt:R J. ROYt:H I.OS .\'J(;J·:l.f•:S !/\Pl "~1i.:ht11m'." wh11:h hacl r•\'C'I y 1 l':tson lo d1sll11ialt• mlo a t'ant'eled TV mlrl1t v, has11't lns li•;.111 , All<"-; lal<: night nPws pro grant· ha., cl1 •\f·l11p,.d into a first-r<1t1• news o.;how. Ill soin r• n·i~anb. lht· tw:-.t on ll'lcv1-;icm The shuw I hat ht·i.:.111 as " s pot n•spunst· lo a nl'wS stor y th1• I ran 1·ri .,11-has long !-illll'e 11utgrown 1ls original p1111ic1s1• i.o l>l'com£• network ll'lev1sion's last word on thi· d av 's l'vcnts /\nrl 1t ,., the only rl;.11ly tll'l wot k 11c•ws ~how that allows 1ts1•lr \ht· Ill 1lulg1•1w1• of 1c•lal1vt•ly in depth rt•ports Ai'iC 'UOR Tt:U KOPPt:I. has tmerged into tllll' of t hl' skad1t•SI or T V nC'wsnwn guiding the show with intl'lhg1·111·c and style. anti. 1t shou ld be no\C'd , a lm11lt:d amount or pompos1l:. · .. Nighthn<:" c;houldn 't have ~u1·ceedetl as it has . Wh1•11 1t began as t he 10 to 20-minute "Aml'rlC'a llC'ld lloi.tage" in Novemher '79. it had urgency to c;ustain 1t But as the crisis in Iran drew out into a prolonged ordeal, AA(' News' httle curios1t} wall lurced lo go on its own merits against NB("s .Juhnny Carson and CBS' rather successful hall·h of late night movies It hP<·ame "Nightlane," and gradually de veloped a minidocumentary attitude , focusing on one story 1n the n<'ws for to minutes or so while de· vo ting tt1l' remaining lime to a hrief newscast and. of cours<-. updat<'s on the hostage ~ituatioo SOM•:TtllNG UN •:XPE<.:TEll happe ne d "Nightlir1t•" l':lUght cm. Despite a much-improved. and much tliscussed. "Tonight ~how " oppos ite it, "Nighlline" mure than held its own in t he ratings. The numbers demonstrated a market for a late- night news s how Last week, "Nightline" expanded from 20 minutes to a full half-hour. This spring, it will ex pand from four nights a week to rive. "Nightlin<'." in its way, has become the • its NBC<Wfenth early Reagan call LOS ANGEq:s CAP> -NBC News divis ion President William Small s ays the network's de· cision to call Ronald Rugan the winner befor~ W-esrccra.,t PolECTOSe<JlnNOvemoer'spre sidenliil elections had no discernible effect on voter ' turnout. Small, speaking at a news conference on the second day of a three-day NBC-sponsored news gathe ring, said independent research for the network determined the early projection, which c ame shortly after 5 p.m. PST, didn't affect the outcome of the vote. Small said he had "no problem" with the exit Pollina that was lar1ely relied upon ror the projec- tion. He said he had seen no evidence that the vote in the West was affected by the report Rea1an would win. "People have a rt1ht to ~w." he said. "If you can show me tbat we affected the . voter turnout then we would reconsider. We don't want to be ,Wlty ol aft~un1 an elect.ton on the air ... t ---------------- "MC'Netl l.('hrcr Heport" or network television. Wht·n llonald lll'agan met with Mexico's president .J1r~t· l..opt'7. Portillo last week, tht! evening network n<•ws s howt«I pil'lurcs of Reagan and Lopez I 111rll ll•1. offt ·n·tl so mt· brief comment on Reagan's hopt.• of 1mprovinJ.( rl'lations with Mt:xico. a nd that was ah<1ut ti llut "N1ghtlinc" si1ent time with the story It 1·;illed upon a lteagan adviser on Mexico to explain that country's st·c ming reluctanl'e to become a 1:h1·ap anti 1•asy supplier of oil to the Unit~d Statf's It went live to Me xico City for comments from a M<•x1c·an un1vers1ty professor. and explored c:;om1· of the reasons behind the strained U.S.· :\1f'xkan rclaltuns umlt:r the Carter administra· t "'" Tiit: •'OU.OWING EVENING, last Tuesday, "Nrghtline" planned a m1rudocumentary on the Mafi a. mdudang a n anter view with informant Jim· m y "The Weasel" Fratianno. Rut the show's in· spirang force l><"ckoned Heports flew everywhere that cvf'ning sayan g that Iran 's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khoml'tnt ha<I act•eptcd tr S proposals for the re· lf'as e of the hllstages "N1ghllinc" devoted the entire show lo the Ira- nian s1luat1on. overplaying the prospect of immi- nl'nt rcsulutmn as much as any other network news op<"ration Uesp1te the fact t,hal Jody Powell was em phatically restrained on the dev~lopment, /\ H<''s Hob Dyk told the "Nightline" a udience: "It 1s obvious that something is happening there. <in import ant announcem ent is on the way." Tiit: ANNOUNCEMENT never came that night, of course, and ABC News, as the others, backed off once again. But "Nightline" was at lea s t there. r eady for the story. When Iran promised an eventful news conference at 2:30 a .m . New York time. "N1ghlline" went on the air for West Coast viewers. Even though there was no true breakthrough, it was welcome information on a night when things seemed to be breaking. CBS, meanwhile was into its movie. a nd <:a rson was about to introduce his next ~uesl. -The -- Power Behind 'lbe Throne ~XIOH'>~..oJP~•·~.._..-.--...--•··~~·•••••• • ~a? d t ........ , ........... .., rl -.... ~ * ·~~ , -• TUBE TOPPERS KHJ G 6:00 Lakers Basketball. The Lakers travel to Cleveland for a matchup with the Cavaliers. KTLA e 7 : 00 "Hamlet." Laurence Olivier won the Oscar for his portraya l of the Danish prince in Shakespeare's greatest tragedy in this 1948 mqvie with Jean Simmons. CBS89:00. ''A Matter of Life and Death." Linda Lavin and Salome J ens star in this TV drama about treatment of the terminally ill <photo below l . ml SHOCK OF THE NEW fh.,. M•«.tla1•1c..a1 Pata a.... l101.1 .. r1 Hughes tra •l'IS Da1.1o. lo thl! latr m"cnintt a~ .. w•'" 11s "a~t aHay ut 11wc1t11ons tor o look al how d• t rellf:'Cl"IJ tne rapidly Chll~•"9 worlO 11 OOtlOD C.fJ~ NEWS 0 STAR TREK A com1Jut;,1 r~ pul 111 com ma"oJ ul lhe £n1erp11~c r•l•U g1vPn Ont: tr1auce tu prove 11sc11 G NEWLYWED GAME G» M "A"S"H ~law~eye a110 1 rAIJPC• tun01ytt ,,,, an u11autho1 11 .. "'0 but muc.h nec<1f•O 11051' 101> •or ~n unlo~l,.tl man Q) ONE STEP BEYOND V1~1on During Worltl Wru I, tow Frcric..:h soldu'*r~ on POllOI lay <lOWll ll>tlll weapons <.md H•fu.;.e ''1 ~ht fli) DICK CAVETT Go11sl Arnold N•!wm.111 (Pan 1 ol ?) 11:30 IJ (() LOU GRANT Th~ I roD start be<.Ofllf>~ 1nvolvea in "'" 1nves1990,1on ol snOd<Jy nu1'1111q llom .. prac11uis I Al D TONIGHT Hos I Johnny Cai so" Guesls Marton Mull ShPI ~Won1Pr5 U Ol) ABC NEWS G FACE THE MUSIC G» HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan ttof•s 10 Slt>al a po< lurtl l1<Jm IM Gestapo thal tne.,. au~ uctmg 10 01ackma11 Klink Q) ONE STEP BEYOND lrndye Qt O.>alh Soo11 alter lus "'''" s oealh Ille Maiqu•S dt' •.• Aog•H •t!nld''•~S S) EID CAPTIONED ABC NEWS -Ml>HIGHT- 12000 M OVIE * * * f.)(-d<Jlmi> U S A 11'1~21 Humph1'!y B119a11 li<1n1 Hu11tt>r A lJIU·fll. 11 .. w'iPJPf'r ect110, ucnt fJli !]1•llonq •Jrl "'IJO~" IO(k' f!W ns Wllll rt '"'''WPdi;I QJn<1tw1J U11et o n~ MOVIE • • , N1t.1rH C 11t•" 1 1Q78l Su~ ... rn Saint J;unt.·~ W1I fltim ( u11r<1tJ A y'O'JllQ ftlt)lt111 t '' ,_,, nlf·Hh•O 0'( d1 •'JtttS 111tJ1c..1t1r1q 11101 tlf:'• fl{.a,td f h1j('j ''• rihYP (i"0 tf (J,.flqflJ fJ~t 0 GUNSMOKE QI MISSION IMPOSSIBLE Q) MOVIE e • N1 .. w r rt1nfu·r , t9 t<. JtJhn /V.1,11•• rt,,, Lort q.tu 1 ht· t.A··,u• .u ....... ''Pf in to rt••t11 ·• Q' nuu nt s .. 1 ,,..~, f'l<•t••nd thµu "''"'r' ... ' h ritJfU·, ... q.1.n•.1 Y''-''''J1 1.,.11t_l(jtftl1Ut-)r •. Ell) WHEN REAGAN TAKES POWER StalH potlll>M COUrM• ol ect1<1n Ronald Reagan 11 hkety 10 lake as lhe Pres•· dam issues rnclo<Je per· sonal *Conomy busmess economy national delanM, ontarnatoonal rtla "°"'·and human 1elato0<1S 12:30 I TOMORROW 12:40 Cl) MOVIE • • ·The Ult1ma1e Chas .. 1197•1 E11c Boaft<len 61111 E•1and A wealltly buS•· nassman s par11n0tac tear s lead n1m lo commit mur der IAI 1:00 G DON LANE Guests E<l an.J I orrnor•f> Warren G» YOU BET YOUR LIFE Bu(JCly Hnt•.,11 play~ 11'11: gam11 w1111 llumanco drmc (HS a u~eo ca1 \aloqmftl; <ln<l a Clovor Cll COut I IUll(Jll CIJ INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS 1:25 0 NEWS 1·30 U MOVIE • * * Fo4~ (Jt U1t1 1m ( 19S01 O,m .. An!lh•ws fw h·y (1ranqt-, P. young m tH -,11u9gle\ 0'-fl-llH'•' SOt "''Y Hll-" tUurt..h Jt•O ht~ OWt• 1rtl1t-r c..Oflll•l.h QI YOU BET YOUR LIFE BurJf1y tfac.io. f'tt 1t1to••I • ..1 hog t..allPr ·• \,l•l~mau dhrl ·• llt•1m+•n whH Qt\IP'\ ''•m ., \JJOtto cJUfl t;u 1:-t1 Q) MOVIE • • +> l •\htJ" f 1'1561 flrtf M11lr1nrJ 1.,..1,1110l' f~u111·. /1 '•f!tp '• '·dC1t m 1 '' I ll•H' l '"°'t\1•• 1 "' r11a1 1 ·, , ,•, h If rt 111 11) '-''" tnHll ',I CdphH~ 145Q NEWS 200 0 NEWS 0 MOVIE • .. ( ·'"' 1)11 1.11 ~ 1 \t•flfJ' 'qhM M111•._ r-1;1rnu•fl1 W1ll,o1m'i fh•· Rt1yul N ·•'I~ r ,., .1U1•-''1t1H •"· •l11turcl !111 H 'J .. ) Vt~lt\i... •.• ., 111 oHl' l11r lht 'Jt 11 , I QI MOVIE • • • l~• .. lt111d " ,, J. H,it,,· , P.,,,.,, ,,, •. ,,,I, ; .. ,,,Jo f·ulr '''t t)1u1+f A, /1 ;t•flf '' I' f l•f11t1•1•I f 11 ••,t 1,1 ,, ti +J f h, I ( f ·I' h ••' t•t I If lh 110 fJl+otlf i f Jr I I 2.30 0 NEWS 30011) NEWS 305 0 i.40VIE • • /~ 11 'I • I ',1111 1·,,-, • I•-'''' J ht .11 ' ',. 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Anne Ba11er Four stunt flt· e1~ teave 1 c.1rn1v1I 1n Order 10 tran&pO<I 11\e US maol 3:57 9 MOVIE • • • Roberta I t935) Irene Dunne F1ecJ Ast1111e An alliance between Jerome Kern and Otlo Harbllt.'1 results on IMe pro· Cluct1on 01 a nuw mu1oe111 store 4:15G» MOVIE * • • AlJOv" 'iuspoclon 11\1431 Jr,..,1 C.1awto1<1 I ,.,o M11cMu11Hy A couple enc:ounh1r danger on lheir tt1;t1t-1fmOC;t 1 when 1ht!y 'tHttH 10 tthl aid u r 1ne Bt1t l"',fl '•••t rf-11 5••rvtGf" Mt•dt1 .. #day•• IJt1y1 itn_. .tlu1·i_.• -MORNtHG- , 1 oo m • ~ ... ,, 01 " •• f'i '-"'• i , •• i ht ,, ''" VI ty11t l"°'utt• I I .,t11'. /1 ;t ttl•fl l.IWl•'I Nh ,11 (J.tf t•lil ' NfffP IUIUtbt,tof) h ) ,1 •1Uhl.,\1 I ..Jiit,_. •1.1H1H f ''' UH"' h1Jn•.1•U f .111•h,U'f f•tl 1111 11µ••fl lt I tH1jlt.1t1 'fl 'Nth• H1••"' llPI -AFTERNOON- 12 00 OJ • • * 1 .. ,1 i.,1 I I 11f1171 f t.t1ij., '-.u1.1lrr1 fj1ltt II l'(W• I H~ (i 1',1·U t1f1 •• ""' 11t>A1.11 pl.iv hy '~11011••1 •1 ~ '~ 111 • .r11l .1 rn,,.1>1 Py 1nl111 I J tl,11 I A .... ,.,tlfhy '+f!I H h1f' 111 tflf ,u , n1qHh lut1 ft,, .,, 1•Pf1•1f ltfl1<I 1tftf f Ill' f(,it 11 Ht~t·I, I 111 n1· q 11! m. a t St •lft'!Htf l(0 1! 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F rl•d Sth·c·rman. although h1:-. two sC'asons with thl· nrtwork hcl\'l' so far hN•n Ir·'>~ than SJ'4.'<'lat•ular ;'ll B(' has .. no int1·nt111n or i.:ettang rttl of Fn:d Sil \'errnan ... sa11I Holle rt Mulholla nd. prc:~1dent of N IH."s :-.;JH' TV d1 vis111n Ill-ah11 saul that th<: m•t work has fin;illy pu">he<I its ~ ;1y int11 seC'cind plat·•· ir1 lhc 1hrt•t' wa.Y rat1111.:s racl'. although the other <'llrn rnt'rc1al nt·t w1irks d1spu11• th<' da1 m NIK' •:~Tf:RTA INMt:NT Prl'...,1dent Hrandon Tart1koff. Silverrna!'l·s :11 year 11ld protege. who took control <>f NH<.' progrnmmrng last season. said NB(' will prc•m1C'rc st•ven of its 1980·81 series an .J anuary, 1m·ludang restructured versions of "Ruck Rogers." .. B J and the Hear" and "Lobo " lie said the nC'twurk places great stock in the new "llill Blues " pollcl' scnes. to debut Jan. 15. ancl a "Walkinl.! Tall " ~l'rl<'S starring Ao Svenson. Another big NIK hope 1s the mult1 ·part "The Gangstt>r ('hronttle.., .. Tart1koff said the s how would not glorify \'111h·nn·. but would C'xplore a phenomenon ur).!alltll'd C'rlTnl' that IS part or our t·ulturc AS FOR Rf:MAKt:S Ot' oltl TV shows such as a nt>w "Maverick," with Janws f:arner reprising the starring rolt·. anri "The Dra rly <;irh (;et Mar- ried." Tartikoff qu1ppt•d "I'm only 31 yl'ars o ld so I never saw the m lht.• first t1ml'" Other upcoming shows include "The Angh• Di ckinson Show ," with Miss Dickinson as a divorced woman. "The Stocker s," a pilot starring Pittsburgh Stf'elers quarterback Terry Bradshaw Tonight's Merv Griffin Show on KTIV. Chan· and country singer Mel Tillis as stock car dnvers ; nel 11 , at 9 p.m will be a full-program 00-minute "Nero Wolfe," with William Conrad as the noted salute to Rex Harrison and the ne w "My Fair detective, and the "Project Peacock .. prime lime Lady'' on stage at the Pantages Theater children 's series that kicks off f'eb 8 with "The Highlight or this evening's tribute will be a Big Stuffed Dog, .. featuring Snoopy half-hour inter view with Harrison, followed by Tartikoff restated a pledge that NBC would de· conversation and performances by other leading emphasize its past er ratic scheduling and ~u!ck mem bers of the company including Cheryl Ken· cancellation practices and concentrate on building nedy, young British musica~ comedy star who is . making her American debut as =E:.:li:.:z..:..a_Doo __ l_it_t_le_. --.--b-re_a_d_-_an_d_-b_u_t_le_r_w_e_e_k_ly_se_n_es..._ NOW PLAYING ..... ,_WIT -M e S~~~ !mll Mtu 549 33~~ Oflllt' 634 l~~J , -""" .............. , ........ l--lllft.tl w.tll!lffllltr "1·393!> ... "° 4022 9utfll ,.,lo: •21'4070 -·--··· _ ...... (I Toro !llMlllO Sift ,,_ C...-493-4!14!1 .,...., , ........ , l ' ... ':" --. EN.TERTAINMENT IN ft H ~H ~ E <; \l,11 " Ith I t \\ Rr11.11h1 ,, John 1. l'l L\ t-: )( t I I '\ fa1lun.-:-11r ,1111 1 11 r ·Hl'<t\l''l.' 1:.11 . '1 etro C:11ld 11 1 1, \J h<l\'l' an11ou1w1 ·tl 111.1: 11 II rn 11 for t ht· 1·11• t .. 1 • '· I I F rank .t-: !(, .... 1.i 11 l.'X£'CUll\t' 11ft111·1 "Althoug h II 1-111 °11 1.· post• an urt1111.11 1 1111. ""all nol 1•111li;1r~ 11p1 111 d1ree1 """' 111 ,.,, ,., 11 I • • "Tiit: .\\EH \Id • II' p roduC'taon 'd11•d11I• indu5lr) a\0t•r.1 g1 111 '1 • • .. lll'a1t·n ' 1 •• 11 lht•at er .... an 1111p1 ,., • '" 111• ="lew York t11 l11•rri·111' "' United Art bh flfn1 ' rl'll'ased aga111 -.111111 Roscl)fc·ll ,;11d \J 1, \1 • C'reasing f1 ln1 p1w1w • featur<'s annu.ilh :11 • .t ,, • g ress1vt•b 111 111 ,.•11111' , llffil' nl'tworh. ..,, . ..,,. I• 1, HE Si\IU )1', ,, . .., has bl'l'n II n·n~• ·ti 111 1 1 , the haght•sl ..,, 11d ll'.ll 1" hour TV Sl'rtt"~ 111 ... ·, 11 •, Oa\'111 H1•cd111:111 :• ang offitl'r, ''·'' '' ,.1, elc«lC'd lo 1111' I-'.'' , 111 1\ Hoard of ))11·1'<·1111 8egelma11 for hi" l'f fort" 111 ' and te levis11111 11p1•1 :;t ,,,,, Begelrrwn ";..., 1111 1 I• rl i bia P ictun·s 111 :1 1''7'< 1, • h<1ck 111 O t·1·1·n ll1• 1 1 prt•s1d1•nt of :'\-11. \1 ,., MURDER MYSTfR'f' 11~ 11•1 HITCHCOCK MANNI• FRENCH MOVll WITH ENGLISH SIJ13 ri 'I .. ,.j ,. '"TRIBl 'T F f~ I J 1 • ***"It arouses the c n1c 11.;rp ... worth che<:-ring abo11 -NEW YORK DAILY NE W' . - ••••''Inside Move~ w1tl111 ,, ri 1.,1.t 1 one of the year's more likcl 1hl· · ; 11 1 11, • -ST. LOUIS GLOBE DEMOC'RM ••• •" ... o holiday ~r·c1'1 11 •l• -MINNEAPOLIS STAR 11.,, I• -··-·••o<J f J n..J ;' '··~ ftif•ft..-VfU•f'I , ___ NOW 8HOWINO mu •sa 1111111•1111 lo1r 'iout~ Co111 r1.,,. ·•• ,, . . ~·fl 7111 l.11~' '11 ,., 1r•o11o11 "' "'"' ~' YOtH c•td ••ti ..Ol'l'l•t rov ,,.,, • • u1 '' tv , •• 1 , J _, J, . . . . ....... • • .. • • -• ... • , ,,,, • ~ • #' , "' , ... "' ., .. -fl ........ ,,, " T~. January 13 1981 • DAIL V PILOT 87 ,,,,,house' shines in Westminster lflj '' 11 •1.1. 11 M1$SIO~ 11110 Intermission Tom Titus 1 I '" lo«alh . has come up '""'" .1111ass111g a superior on- 111• •·n • 111lill· anrt overcom ing ,, • 11tl•1 . ot lt l1•(·h111t'<JI challenges . 111, -11• .. 1110"" j!rt•a!ic 1s evident 'll'h •111 • 1 1,,, 1h• H ,.., m1 f!vcrgreen, un· ,,, .d1 h th1· 111·-.l from Patrick's • 1 1:-•11 h1•rw1se weighted 1 .r1 .. .., a" ··Every body 'f'lw Cunc1us Savage .. .... , 11v1 -,equcls1 . It's a nl •tt-111rn·rac·\ in action "' .11 t1•mpi... io se t the •11·k t•11 lt1t·i r fN.•t art er 1 \\ lwt h«r l ht' y want to if flnf ' '"'' 11r St1 kin1 . lhe sly ,,, 1 1 (Ir• "'r has been a '" 11 l\1111Y.n .. Oriental" ., , 1 \\ ·•} nt· arid Marlon • .. • • 1111 h:a" ... n ... ~ged a m ore • 1 I• I tl1pin11 Hill Ghent. •t• a pr1 <:e le:.s '' , • 111 111111111 ,allflg has au lA M•t.O• ._•1..ully .. , ( #lcN•'llllJ'OOd llJ ·~l 9* t •<ulty •' C.""4•ewooo )1)1\.)I •'90 dience as he does the khaJcied vis· ltors. R ichard Morrill is equally well ~ast as the bumbling Captain Fishy whose efforts to tie ·his village up with red tape are neatly subverted by Sakini and a retching geisha girl. The latter role, a toughie because her dialogue is all Japanese, is s killfully handled by Mary Benton who again puts her Oriental herit age to good use. Cla rk Burson is first rate as the of· ficious island commander given to .~@ .•. . '· GHENT au11so1o s uc-h phrases as "What in the namP uf occupation is going on here·! .. Tom llardy hCis some nice moments as the Army s hrank with a green thumb. while Ronald Grigsby as Burson·s enlisted nunkie contributes one of the (HIYY-CHAii • OOLD1l l'llA#H SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES ,.a. tJ•l•JOO•I 1\• 70•1000 ,.._.~IA HHINO Jtt( t H"Ollill NINE TO FIVE ,,.., I tt •l U.•1 00•8 )(I ·100 Ct.INf f A$fW1'00011"1 ANY WHICH WAY YOU CAN ... , •J •t · 1 oo .) '° · • oo • ia •) STIR CRAZY • t OO•'M>·•«.•t iib •HJt ll, I ••ltil llll'HA t I t Atit POPEYE on ti 0 •>DO•\><>· t 00 • ,0 1'1 STIR CRAZY ••. •1)0• 100·~ •O•I CW1•1C1.o POPEYE ••L• IOO •J tf ·•OO •lt\• lluO ~•ll'tflf Ot NUU> RAGING BULL ,., tl IO • J 00 • .. >O •I 00 • 10 M:i CMt .,. Ch.AH • ~\ Dlf "A_.,. SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES ,,.., •••>eo •\ U•8ot• •500 STIR CRAZY ,,.., 190•• I\•• lO ·•OO C.Hf V\' CMA5f • G(U OK HA.,. SEENS LIKE OLD TIMES ,..,, J eo•4 00·•U•8 >0 Yon '" S IS. SM. lun ......... 1:00 ll>09 ..., l .•S IMl'OR I ANT HOTICI' CNllDIUN UNDlR 17 f RU ' ,_., ...... -~··· 1·, M.>lltl \1 'f • •1P' NtWfflil • (.ldli$ WA1LACI NEW YEAR'S EVIL '"' .... WALK Of THE OEAO ,., Jl'Oftf '" Of Nl"O • '"'••Y" RAGING BULL ,., .,, u m.on s,t """' 879-98S0 THE CHOIRBOYS ••• L4 •• ,,~With 1~ Ac.c.~\ary 8r•no t'OU' Own AM Porwbf .... _ ••• j ""'-~" ...... ,. ~!of'fl ..... , ........ u w, \ !IV&~ ••• ..... ~'•' _,_.,., ,, ·~· REVEALS In the Cf fltl •tt Of Ill A"" tlt("U l!D ""'Oft S llR CRAZY '" .... USED CARS ••• GfNI ~ota ,,,_. AtCMAlltD P'ltf()lll STIR CRAZY 1•o .... USED CARS 1•• ........... , ...•. PO"IEYIE '"°' -THIE HUNTER '"°' , .... _,, ..... lfllONYI IHI -T .. HUNTllll 1"" mos t hilarious drunk scenes in m e mory The 13-membe r ensembl e of Okinawan villagers is finely choreo· grapht.>d, partic ula rly in the assemb· ling and dismantling of the teahouse or the title . Special m ention must go to the work of Joyce Fumiko Holway as the leader or the ladies. liberation league and Anthony Chung as a spurnt.>d suitor With ··n ash omon ,'' "Count Dracula" and now '·Teahouse or the August Moon.'' the Westminster Community Tht'atl!r is raising its sighl!or an the <1r<•<1 or amb1tmn and s u c t' c t• d i n g r c rn a r k a b I y ·Performance:-. of "T c-a h1,use·· con- t inue Friday:-. and Satur<IL1ys at 8:30 through .. 'eb 7 at the playhouse. 7272 Maple• St : Wl•s tminstcr • BAt'KSTA<a: Th~ 11cxl regular m t.'t:'I in.: of lht· Orange County Com muntl\ Theakr Assot•aation will be twld Wcdnc!\da) at H " m. in lht· ~t·wµort ThcalN Arts Center . 2501 Cliff l>ra v1·. Ncw1>tJrl Hcach c·11p1C!\ of tht· ()(.;('TA s pring calendar of l<w iii produt·laon!\ wi 11 bl' distri but t·d l11 mt•mht•r tht>akr group" ......... '·TMINUDI 1()19" -DAILY PtLOl I UMdey Jen11eiy I 3. 1911 Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is 1langerous to Your Health. .. __... .. ____ .. _ _..;. _____ -• ...L. .. ~ ULTRA TASTE! 0NlY CJ'.JE ULTRA -TAITTtAS .11.----- JAN. 13, 1911 * ANN LANDERS ERMABOMBECK COMICS CLASSIFIED C2 C2 CJ cs Kenny Ezzell has carved a career in a field thaJ.--for most persons is a hobby -woodc."Orvmy. The Corona del Mar resident sees doors as his bread and butter. Butterfly door Clt rig/it . which took two months to complete, features high relief. carvings. Carving a career By JOEL C. DON 0t , .. D•llY P'llel "•If When Kenny Ezzell was enrolled in a high school wood shop class, he was never sati s fi ed with a skateboard, gun rack or a shoe box for dad. His fellow schoolmates were content with the simple con s truction or baseball bats and birdhouses. But he was dreaming of the beauty or curves and elegant finishes. Pine was good for bonfires and s uch, but give Ezzell a piece or Hawaiian koa wood and he was in woodcarver's heaven. He turns planks of vermillion, ebony , purple heartwood and adaman paduke into exquisitely carved doors, kitchen cabinets, baby cribs, desks and just about anything that can be crafted into his special works of art. HE SHUNS 90-degree angles and each project bears his personal com- mitment to perfection. "All my projects are labor in- tensive," says the 23-year-old Corona del Mar resident. "When J make a cabinet, I don't charge for the extra time I put into it because I'm still learning." Learning, indeed. Jn the short time since he gradual· ed from Orange Coast College as an industrial arts major, Ezzell has carved up a career in what for most is a passing hobby or a lightweight course in high school. His first job came from a referral by OCC industrial arts instructor Steve Robinson. He crafted country French-style bookshelves and mantel for the living room of a pri vale home. HE THEN OPENED The Elf's Touch Woodworks in a Newport Beach industrial park, adjoining his brother Mike's handcrafted ceramic business called Our Gang Arts. Now customers must wait a year before he can begin their project. "This is my life and my love all in one," he says. "The one key element that goes into each project is the challenge. "I'm usually the designer for m y projects so I'm the designer of my own challenges." Ezzell, though, has a thing about repetition that sends sli vers, if you will. up his spine. So he"s a bit appn•hensivt' about a current demand for his hand- l'arved doors. His most recent creation took two months to complete . It's called the butterfly door and fe atures high re lief c·arvings and stained glass. "l like the idea of mixing two media together." says Ezzell, who enl isted the aid or a stained glass crafts man for the project. "I worked on the idea of wooded glass for some time and feel I've perfeC"ted a new technique " Still , he'd rather not be known as a door man. "It's taken a long tim~ and a lot of people to convi nce m<' the doors would be the future bread and but ter. · · he says. "I CONSIDER MYSELF an ap plied artist." he adds. ·"I'd like to think or myself as being able to build a house to inlaying a music box with ivory although I know l_'d probably spread myself pretty thin.·· Since he figures his creations will las t practically forever, Ezzell sits down with every client to plan a pro jecl through sketches, wood selection and finishing touches. Since some jobs, such as a hand carved door, can run from $5,000 to $8,000, there's little room for error. But it's taken some time for Ezzell to realize there's just a handful or persons in the county who keep the age-old craft alive. ·'The busi.ness sense 1s now com ing," he explains. "Up until a year ago, I didn't think of myself as an artist -the word had a tough time of being pounded into me ... HE'S COMt; a long way since he carved his first piece -a high relief sailboat picture as a youngster. Now Ezzell has joined the big leagues, handpicking domestic and exotic woods. in lumber yards and traveling to Europe for inspiration from woodcarving masters. Ezzell has ventured into other media, he lping hi s brother in stoneware projects. But he remains true to the scent or fresh cul walnut. mahogany and birch. Besides, working in ct>ramics would cake his clothing with the mud-like clays. "But everything I own," he muses. "is covered in sawdust." l .. ., Chinese-style brocade jackets choice of guests at museum party. See Happenings C2 Living was hell; she hid from \\1orlrl ·.· By MICHAEL DOUGAN DI !tie O.ily Pollet SI.ti On a bright day in August 1969, Harriet Gyor panicked. Her heart filled with terror, she felt hot, she became dizzy lo the point of nausea. black spots appeared before her eyes. And there wes nothing to fear. Ms. Gyor was sitting in the .living room of her home in Santa Fe Springs awaiting the arrival of her sister. Her family a husband and two children were puttering about the house in other rooms. There was no apparent cause for the horror that overwhelmed her. "I DIDN'T KNOW what to do lo get rid of the sensations and the thoughts," she said. "I believed I was either going to die or 10 crazy.'· After several hours. during which s he disguised her panic and behaved normally, Ms. Gyor found a bottle or wine in the refrigerator. A few glasses later, she felt fine. ---AlthOUihille aicfn'fknow It, ltS. Gyor had suffered her first attack or agoraphobia, an emotional disturbance that alfllcu an estimated two million Americana. The fear came back. though never again in her home. Within two months, Ms. Gyor was un- able to drive a car, go shopping by herself, meet strangers, be in crowds or Harriet Gyor (left) and her mother Joyce Gardner display book they co-authored detailing Ma . Gyor'1eight-year battle with agoraphobia -fear of the world. Cly in an airplane v. ithout being ovf'r l"Omt• hy parue Shi• was. in faC'l. afrai d to lt•a vt• the housl' Shl' droppt•d out of 1·01lcg1., quit h1·r voluntl•t•r work 1n a ~tatr hospital <tncl n'treall'd from the world. For eight yt'ars, sh!' htd. To<lav. Ms. c:vor is a counsc·lor for agoraphobics in· Wcstminsh-r. She has chron1C'lf"d her own experiences in a book ... Li vi ng in llcll: An Agoraphobic F.xpl'rtt'nC'c. ·· co written with her mother .. JovC'f' I>. C:;irdncr of fo'ountain Vallt•y . SHE Cl.AIMS what happened to her is more common than most people realize ·'One person in a hundred has aJtoraphobia to the poi nt where their lives are pretty restricted." she said. "One in 50 have il· to some degree. but they live within limits pretty easily." Agoraphobics are doubly cursed because their problem has only been . _ reco~nized by_ the ment.al health rom. m"nity al large within the past few years, Ms. Gyor said. And, since the phenomenon has been little publicized, many feel theirs is a unique form of mental illness and they are afraid to report it to their family or doctors. It is not a mental illness at all, but an "emotional disturbance," said Ms. Gyor, who helps guide classes of agoraphobics through a 16-week course designed to overcome their fears. Ms. Gyor said lhat after her first al· tack "since I hadn't died, I concluded it must be a mental problem. ••1 CAU..ED A psychiatrist and made an appolntment. I saw him for the next two yean without 1ainln1 at all. I wu ' r 'l,f aG?X~J.!lf...t"Jor~:,~""~~~~~~~'!~t11>~~~-'":..~~~~,.ift~=-~ ..... &~ZJ~~::;~ __ . ......_,,._ I •-t • 4 • • l!l'llinr.: ""rSl' Ill· said it was 'anxiety lllll'l'OSIS Ms (;yor IOSISIS that her description nf an agoraphoh1<"s life as '"hell'· is n<> l'xagcrat1on / "Most phohirs are depressed to some 1frgr1•1· hl•c·ausc they can't live the lif<'styl<' tht•y'rc used to," s he said. "You cun 't have• friends come in. What 1r you ctitl die or go crazy·? You don't want yourfriends loscethat." She emphatically noted that many agoraphobia sufferers are men, despite the common conception of the ailment as a "housewife'sdisease." In fact. she explained, housewives si mply have the option of hiding at home while mos t agoraphobic men must venture out into the world to earn a living. . · 'There"are salesmen who are dying between each appointment but they've got a bottle beneath the seat or their Valiums or a dozen other ways of deal- ing with it," said-Ms. Gy(,r;--· THE COUNSELOR SAID she never told her family about her own agoraphobia until she was cured. "l wasn 't about to tell anybody: It sounds too crazy,·• she recalled. "I knew that Harriet wasn't very hae· py and was nervous," said her mothei. "But I did feel that maybe this was the way she wanted her llfeatyle to be. Maybe she wanted to stay home wtth the children." Ma. Gardner said she ls "uhamed" lhat lbe dJdn't realise how troubled beT day1hter was, even u M1. Gyor beam to recover. . "She would tell me that 1he wu drh- <See UVING IN OU.. Pare Cl) ()~ OAll 'I PllOl "'ho's kidding whom? 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She's not playing with a full cfr<'k " F anuly planni11g is art 'lJEAH AN N 1.1\N DEHS Your ilfl.;"> 111 l'r to tht• 16 year ulrl girl who "'ai-. hE'l l hent on h<i v1ng sex and wanted lo know the "-.afl·" days of I he month pro\ es that there are many peoplt• in this l'Ountry <includ· HU& you I whn are t•ompletely ignora nt '-' flen 1t l'Omes lo the s ubject of natural family pl anning'. A woman <foes not havt• tu have regular periods "right on the dot" 1n order for this a pproarh lo wnrk The sympto thermal method of natural family planning involves 1·harting or tcmpcratun·s and observ- ing thl• murnus 1.wttt·rn in each cycle l•\ determinl' a woman':-; fertile and infertile timE's 1111than (·ach cyclt'. Some womt·n l'an even pinpoint the clay of ovulation Thos e• d t.•s1ring to avn1rl prt-gnanc•\ nN•d crnlv lo rt•fratn from 1nlt·n ·o11rs1· during · tht• fertile Il a :1:s. Natural famil~· pl;inn1ng 1~ an art and, as such. must tw h•arnt·d Many hoSJ?ilals 1'11nclu1·t 1·lasses in Lht• ..,yn'l ptntherm<.11 mt·lhrul whi ch m - \'Olves nothing more ttwn mut•ous ob· servation. Y11u owt.· 1t to \our n •aderi-. to en· 1 nu r <t).!t' th1•m lo tn\ <'St1galc this mt.•thod Th•·v w11l t hl·n he free Lo enjoy s1•x ual rnl 1·n·ourM· without gadgets anEAR JO\'Ol'S : I am printing ~our · lett••r for thE' bPnt'fit of those who may tH• intereslf'd, but I am "'IOT advocating th•· mf'thod. I don't want a blizzard or letters in four months sayin~. "I am pregnant and it's all your fault." My authoritit>s trll m•• the sympto· thnmal method dm•s Indeed work, hut it requires cart>lul monitoring, charting and recording. Most women net>d a simpl.-r mPlhod and one that does not r.-quirf' ahstinenc.-during c1>rlain days. LH:AH ANN l.i\Nl>EHS I have a rrif'nd who 1-. u :10 vcar old She is Vt'r~ sens1tiv1: an<l i don't want to )lurt hC'r f<•cltngs , hut l>hf· nl'cds to be told that ht•r I a hit· manners art' ut rnrwus Wt· hav1· cllnl'd loi;!ether m any t1m l•-;, and tl ll. all I <:an do lCI keep from up1·hu1·k1ng When she has trou ble geltrng fooil onto her fork she UM'.., hc·r fmi.:1·r a-. a pu-.h1·r i\lso she has this terrible habit or running he r index finger around the inside or her mouth and gums lo free up food that has lodged there. It is s ickening. I must say something or refuse to dine with her again. Please tell me how to handle this delicate situation. She needs my friendship because all her other acquaintances have given up on her. A WEAK STOMACll IN EVERETT. WASH. OF.All WEAK STOMACH: Meet the c hallenge h ead-on. Tell thP woman, just as you told me, that her table manners kill your appetite, and if she wants to continue to dine with you she will have to dean up he r act . If the criticism Is interpreted as an insult the loss will be hers. You will at least have tried to help her. OF.AR ANN LAN DERS. P lease settle an argument. I say when a pers on calls on the telephone and asks to speak lo someone in the household. it is rude to as k. "Who 1s <«tiling''" This is the same as screen ing a call which even Mr. Ra g for whom I work downtown d~s not ex pet t Whal do you say, Ann" fo'ElJ DIN' IN fo'LUSHING DEAR Fl,USH: Sorry, you lose. The person who places the call should identify himself at once. Sam· pie: "This Is Helen Pennyfeather. May I speak with Mr. Gottlieb?" If he fails to Identify himself the person who answers the phone has every right to ask, "May I te ll him who Is calling?" A re yrru, or is someone you care al>t>ur messmg around With drugs. -or con s1dering rf? Are all drugs bad'' What ahout pot -m moderation? Ann L.anders' new booklet ... St ra1ght Dope on ()rugs." .~eparates the facts /rom the /action F'or each booklet ordered. send a dollar. plu.s a long. self-addressed . stamped envelope • 28 cents postage I lo Ann !,anders. I'() HoI 11995. Chicago. Jllmo1s 61'61 I WEONESDA \', Jt\N. M By SYDNl-:V OMt\RR ability lo communicate in direct. graphic man· ncr . 20· Feb. 18 ). Puzzle pieces fall into place. Defi nit e pattern eme r ges . Se n se of security is heightened. ARIES <Mar. 21 Apr 19 ). Protect possessions. You a r c in h e ll e r bargajnin~ position than originally anticipated. TAURUS <Apr 20 May 20): Wider appeal aids in achieving ~oal. Judgment. nutrition are on target. GEMINI 1May 21 Junf,~): Areas that had beerti;~ark will receive benent of greater light. I( .new_contact aids_ in dispelling tears, doabts. UBRA <Sept. 23-0cl. 22 J : Oecision should be made concerning cur· rent "involvement." fl ma.v be time for a ehange. SCORPIO ({)ct. 23· Nov 21 ): Go slow. lie low. per mit others to re· veal their plans . Time is on your side. S AGITl'ARIUS <Nov. 22-0ec. 21): Obtain hint from Scorpio message. Moderate pace brings desired .results-Qefine__ terms. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar 20 ): New project m eans greater activity, situa· lion a nd a fresh outlet. SHIRLEY HUFFMAN (LEFT) AND ARLINE HALPERMAN Admlrtng clolaonne vHe at Bower• Th , D•lly l'lleil St.ff ,._., BOWERS MUSEUM HOST, DIRECTOR REILLY RHODES Georgie Van de Camp (left), Mra. Hubert Brend ·Museums hold showings, parties • Ry MARY JA~E SCARCELLO Of 1'-0 .. 1, Polo! Sl•ff Huwers Museum 1r1 Santa Ana ~gan lhl• new year with <1 reception for ('h1nese C'lo1sonnl' from the ClagUl' ( 'ol lt•c·tum (; uesl-. CllJOYt'd "1n1· and hor'\ d'ca·uvres whilt• vil'w1ng glass 1·<1sl's 111!> pluyi ng the dclkalt' bronze and enamel p1l'l't1s s uc·h as \'aSl'S. bnwb anrl 1•1 a horatt· 1·nnt aint•rs Clmsonnt.• Jewelry on many women J:(Ul'Sb honort-d th~ elegant display, and brocetde 1acketi-. rn Oriental st yles wen· also J)(>pular Director Rei lly Rhodes provided tht.· p crfe('l a cc·ompan1me nt the l.o~ Angclt•s Chinese Music Ensemble The group played a ncient and rl.'cl'nl m us11.· on a collection of Oriental inl.tru menls s uch as woode n flutes. hutterfl~ harp. and a variety of s tringed mstru ments with carved-ivory del'or alwns Dr Roy I.au a nd wife Linda Clf Ir vine took a sµec1al interest tn the prtll'l't'd 1 n gs . They 1ffC from Tai wan. and ~hl• runs the gift s hop at the museum Others enjoying the t•X h1b1t w1·n• .Judith IA'lng year of Nt.>wport lkaC'h who is a nwmhcr of lht· board of rlirel'lor-.. Mr ancl Mrs J lm O'Brien or Corona del M ti r I hl' 1s a past pn·s1dl•nt l and (;eorg1t• Van <fr ('amp of l';i..,adt·n:.i illlrl Laguna Hc•a«h "Artists hy Artists " upc•nt·rl al thl· Laguna Museum of Art with a reception which also introduced the new diret'lur. l>r. Rill Otten The 1·o ll ec·t1on of J)lirtra1t o; <ind self p11rtra1ts h) 1nlc·rnal111nal art1:.ts v. a s 1•1·h11t.•1l with a s imilar s how hy hH·al • .Living in hell ( "'rom Page Cl) m g well now and I thougt\l, ·Big deal ; s he was driving when she· was 16, · " s ht' said . Ms. Gyor 's own, slow recovery ~gan when she heard of TERRAP (for Ter ritorial Apprehension), an or ganization in Menlo Park headed by Or . Arthur B. llardy. She subscribed to the TERRAP n e w s le tter. taking comfort in the knowledge that others were s1 m1larly arrlic·ted But. because the· ins titution w<1s so d istant. shl' was not able• lo use its fac1lttil's Tllt:N, t\FTF:R t\ year. TERRAP of fered "an mtensive week <of therapy 1 for those who live far away.·· she said She borrowed from the family s av 1ngs. sold most of the 1.300 books she hetd collected while secluded in her hnmt•. and headed north "The whole program made sense," sht· s aid "They made it very simple I t'ame home and startcd workm~ on it littlC' by lillle " A yt•ar-an<l :.i -half later, Ms <:yor was eured. Today she works for an expanded T F. R RAP a s a dm in is trator of the Ce nt e r For Agoraphobi cs i n Wes tmins ter. The same treatment she rel'eivcd in one week is now available in a Hi·we<'k ('Ourse. :..r rt 1s ls in lht' Artist~ Council of lh1· mus eum A thm1 exhibit was photograph} hy W1lltam Mortensen Enjoying the wine and <rrtwork wen· ('harlC's Culp. nt'w pres ident rir the board of trus tees . Marla Hird. new Vll'e pn·s1dl•nt and Suzanne Paulson th•· must•um's d1reC'tor of educati1m Al so attending were Hal l'::islorru:-. und his w1h· Kay, .J ean and D;rn ~on Adurns. llelt·n Wikoxen and Ha \ .Jat'1iti of lht• l.agun;J Sd1o()l uf Arl · M l·ml.l(:r~ of lhe Nt:wpm;t llarl~ir Arl :\1 u ~eum JH cv1cwc d pa1nt1ng!> and f,.!raphits hy Paul Oelvaux n ·ecntl) Th<• exh1h1t111n w<is o rgani'l.ed to hl'lp l'l'lt·hr ate the 150th a nnl\er~:.i n· 11f lh-lg1an rndcpendenn· t'alht•nne Oeckoel. organized tht• 'l1'1v. for the· lklg1an ~inistr~ of ('ullun., :.ind lhl· a rtist 's nephew. Charle~ \'an l>t-un. attt•ndcd I " LAGUNA DIRECTOR OTTON Suzanne Paulson. Charle• Culp(rlght) • . r r~~~ -• ! , . ' 1 I '__il ARTIST'S NEPHEW CHARLES VAN OEUN AT NEWPORT HARBOR Viewers Cathleen Gallander (left), Catherine Deckoes, Mme. Van Deun Thi' pron•ss . ..,ht· ..,a11L 1 ~ 11111· 11f behavior modific ation "You h<t\'1: t11 do a lot of rethinking,·· s hl' c·xplatn('(l "You have to de;.11 with your c·mot1on.., You have lo Ix• more a sserl1 ve .. Class participants . usually about Ill alh'nd one ml'Cting a week whcrt' lht•\ art• assigned a lesson a nd homework · fo'or example "If you want lo relearn lo drivl' a car, you might s tart out h~ holding the keys." sa id Ms . Gyor "Then you go sit in the car Eventually. you drive it up and down the dri vewa~ You go 10 feel and back up Then go to the end of the block and come back The n go et round the block "The idea is to pile up s uccesse s .. "We're mainly an educational pro " gram ." she added. "We 're not gning to hit people with a lot of heavy therapy ·· Ms. Gyor s aid people have bec·n in spired to scC'k help through her book She has letters from agoraphobics ex pressing rt•licf at learning that they an· not alone in their parn and that hl'lp ,.., a vailahlt• In a preface. TF.RRAP founder l1<1rd~ s ai<I Ms. Gyor and Garner's book is "the ht•s l presented account of the agony or agoraphobia that I have ever read This is not a unique story . I have in my files approximately 20,000 l<'ll 1•1"-: I r11m .1).!11 r ;1phoh11· sufft·rcr'o from J ll nu•r th1· l n1tt-d ~lalf·.., -.taling amaz 1nJ.!h ... 11111lar 1•xp1 ·ra·nt·1·o; .. \o\ 11:\T L \l'St-:S agoraphnb1a'.' Ms. c: ·' 1>r ... ;11d I ht• ;111..,wl'r~ <.1rr not clear, but rno1•.1 rd1 b.' llardy ;.rod New York I"'.\ t'l11L1tn ,1 '.\1anu1·I I> Zane indicates ('1•rta111 p1·r~11nalr1~ patterns and com- mon t'Xl'('l'll'lll'l'S 1n aAor<1phobia SUf- ft•rt·r.., .. F1r't .. r .111. tht·rt"l> a personalitv I\ P•'. · ~"" ,;11d "Thl'\ ·re sensitive in lt'll1µ1•n1 JIHI l'XlrO\'Crti.·d .. . Oft1•11. tht'!>l' J>l•opll· hetve been e mo· I Ill n a II~ Ml rr>rl'SS Cu_,'~.1:.Lllll1'U..S::LL..Al.:.i.:J.llil;__ __ __ IOJ.! to '.\1:-c;~or "They (parents) say P on 1 1·n Don ·1 get angr y_. and the kl<l "Ill ... t:rrl 111 conform. They put .rv. '" tlw1r fc•c•ling.., a n<l their ex- <'1t.il11lr1.' ·Th"' 1\,1\1' rnh1b1t111nl1 in their back· µr1111111l0 ... ~11· said. wh1th could come fro111 dwrdi . Sl'ho11I o r ~imply ·•o r· 1l1n:1 r~ p;1n•11L!> ... aying ordinary things ... :\ n111 h1•r 1·11m mon fa1·tor 1s a phobic 1n the fam1l~ .... :11d M~ c;yor S ht• •w11I llw ave rag-l' age when the 'f1 r~l pan11· alta1•k" occurs is 23 .9 ~·pa rs. but "wt,.\'C hacl a few as young as s1 x and a~ old ai-. 72 .. Ms . (;yor 1•nc·ouragNI anyone interest- ed 1n a gnraph11h1a to call her at 891-4446. BE AN ICE SKATING ~ at an I I ' ICE CAPADES CHALET • NEW CLASSES STARTING • __ ... C"NCER (June 21 July 22): Unorthodox pro<!edure aids in fulfill- ing desires. Accent on hopes, wishes and busi- CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Good moon aspect coincides with speculation, adventure of romance, dealings with young persons and removal of obstacles. Now Pleytng, Sl.~t!!"d 110.00 Aeck1r REGISTER NOW for internationally f,amous Ice Capades Chalet Ice Skating School. Whether you've ice skated before or never ice skated in your life, one of these classes is for you. • BEGINNERS WELCOME! • neH enterprise. AQUARIUS (Jan. LIP (July 23-Aug. 22) :t!Jmportant contact ls made as result of---------"--- social ectlvlty. Emphasis on career. VJaGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22): What you require Is curnmUy "on lhe way." Emphuls on distance, pub ti shed material, RUFFELL'S UPHOl.STHY • Wlllw Y• w_. . ........ IUJ....._ee.L CetteMtte-141-llH .. ................ , . , , ,. , ,, ,...., All Nie Item• from regular ltock. 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N19ue1 C.dlllor n.td 91,bl I Alt>•clndrt Mt lfd.,. ~t.tnto" J• l1H t Mf"dlldr,.ctnedn Or1v11 L,.qvna ~tQYl'I ('-"htorn1c1•,fit I rn.\ Oll\1""\\ ,, •ooductf"(J b t .tn 1n 01v1e1ua• Alf'Wii!lndt'tM Stdnton Jr f hi\ \IAlf'Mt"f'tl N ti\ ti111d Wtlh t~ Countv (Jf'rlr ot or.,lQir> County on D•<•m~r1b 1'19Cl • • BEACH llME llEAlTY, 111 Ma,1ne Av•""' B•tDo• '''•nd, C•lllorn••'tJM) Gorllcllne E l•ln1t '>9""11''°" "' Cor •I a..,..,_. 8•~ h••nd C•llf0tnl• t1M1 f f'lt\ bU\U\t'\\ '' c.onchKted bv •n •n dnndu•t c;.. •• ~1-1 .... 11\l\ ,,. .. ._.1 •a• Ill.., "'"" ,,.. Count, Ct•r• ot Or•nvt' County o" D+utmtwr 1• ,.., "UJll l'ubl"""d Or.n90 Co.\I 0111y Piiot O•t )() 19'0 Jan 6, IJ,10 1'91 i U I* PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 1us111ass NAMI STA!aMt:llT f "• rouow1"Q per\On\ •r• dotn9 CKl\IM \\ Wt PACIFIC PRO MAINlENANCE (0 *I c;r_,wllle Wf •tm1n\lor Ce ., .. J G•rw LH 'io<llut1, '°'I G ....... 11~. 11\10<1m•"''"' C• 9?683 K •m R..a Pa1k•r. JS/ S J•mas O• •nv<t, C• 9?"4 '"" bU\IM\~ I\ (OnOucted by • 91'"~'•1 p.aruwr \hip Gary L x hvtl l h•\, \t.t~t .,., flltd "'''" ow <. ounty Cler• or Or•nQt County on No-vemtMr 1• ,_, ,.,.,,, Publl\l'Wd 0r ... Coul Dally Pllol Dec 11, JO •tlO, J.,, •. IJ l'ltl SI 11 to PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS NAME SfATEMf.NT f ,, .. •01tow 1no pipt\On ., dornq bU\• "'"'' d\ t.EO R GE H ROF.ll N SO N I N l f RPRl~£S , .. Gold~n•oo Ali .. nur Coron~ drl ,.,.,.r Cal+ftJrru• •1~n C.•nHQt" H R ob10\0n 1 1ft C....uldl'nroe.J 4v~nuir Co'°""" dt1I M '-lf ( ~ltfOtnitt 9161\ f "*' bu\1nf•~\ "tondu( lt>d n.-rtn ·~ Cl1v1dUdJ G-NtQll!' H Rob1n\Qn t hi'-\trJIPmrf11 .., • .., fllf'd vwtth Ow Countt (lt•tk ot O'•"Vf' (ou"h' on O~Cf!•mbfo, 16 '"° l'IJU" Publl\ .... cJ Or•n(JP (CM\I D'-"1ly f>ttot Doc JO 1'1110 Jan ~ IJ, 70 1'1111 '101 llO PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU~ 8U$1NESS NAME STATeMENT T ''P to11ow1no PfrSOt\ 1-. Oo1n9 bU\• ,.... ..... , D l ~TINCTIVE D E N TAL SERVICESLl O 1]9Town anO Coun lry, Oran91', CA 9?..a Harold NPmPlt D D S 1101 Norlh R•Cl9•WOOCI Sl S.nid Ana C.A •1101 l ht\ bu\1nC"'\ I\ c.onduc t~d bt' •n 1n d1v10u•I H•rold NPmPll, 0 0 S rn,,. ''~t,.ment wa, t.lfd "'"'" trw Count t' Clttt" of Or'anQf' County on O..t•mt»r l• l'lf!O ""'", Publ•\IW Co•\I Dally PllOI ~< 71 lO ttlO J•n • 1) 1981 Sl 1• IO PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS NAME STATEMENT f h..-fOllOWtnq Pf'r'~'\ elf'~ do1rtQ b U\t .,f)<r,,\cl\ f tDUCIARY IAX SERVICE l3d Ntowpon Blvd Su 1h 11!. Newport Arac" Cttl1fotn1«t,?66il Rocwr1 A1t1o,on Hill llt l ido P•r-'- U,.ve Nf'WPort 8t'd<." (dhfn,mtt'17M>l Wtlhitm Lind MoHI\, 176 \11• Sdn APmo~N.,.woort ftp.ch C1111to,n1aQ16bl f tu\ l)V\ln~\\ ''-(.Onduc trd b ¥ d carnf"tdl Pdrtf"tPr\htp w 111121ml Mo"'" T tl1\ \tdlPmttnt wa\ fil~ w ith thf Co1.m1v Clt<rk ot Orttn9p County on D"'!'morr 2• ltlO "UJJO Pvb l+\N!O Orrtnqp C~'t Oa ilv Pilot 0~< JO l'lflO Jon 6 U 70 1991 St8• 80 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8USlllEH N•ME STATEMENT Tht foliow1no ~r\Onti ., .. 001no bu\1nf''\\ 1.t\ P ACIFIC DESIGN JSS Myrll•, l aQufla Buch C• 97•S I J.olln Stephen Rou, 3SS Myrll,. l•9una Be.tell Ca '76SI C reoory P..,1 Jurl\kh, JSS Myrtle L•9un• llP«h Ca 976$1 Thi\ bU•lr•U• I• conducled by • OM U<ll 1)¥Wr\ll1p Jottn SI~ Ro•e Tiiis •t .. ...,,.,., w•s 111..d willl '"" C.ou .. cy Clerk ol Oranve Couflty Ofl Oeumber 19 19'0 '"'~ b~\HW\\ ., tOndu c..lf'<I bY .. 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'°°7 1.11twr1 '-,u,h 10 f ovntl11n V~lll•'f (+l Q110k 1 r11\ bu\I,._\\ t\ • 1Jf"(Ju1 l,..d O'r' ,.,, H' dt¥•0U,tf #.tm11\ M Horflt11 • f tH\ \tdh"f't1r nl wfl• •d1-"(f W!lh 1hf'I t..tJVhh r-1 .. ,., nt ()r,ul,,,.-Count,.. nrt I '"'"u••v 7 •~1 I FU1177 r>ub li\hpod f)if ttntr ( nd'I n ,111y Piiot I•~ 4, I) '10 11 l<l!il U) 81 PllRU(' NOTIC•: FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Int folfow1na D'"'"""' ''• domq bu'' ,,.,,A\ 10 1/ll Df~IC.N fNIEUPl'll'\f'> ~ 8rnMtw1tv t&.ta M• '"" C--'llfo1n1.l ?7b/I fl ob,.rt f<lw•1,-C1 lttn•'' Jr JOii n,n,.Htwittv (O\t1t M• '" { ll1tntn11t 1)1>}1 r hi~ bu''""''' " 'onth11 t• ct bv "" ,,.. 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',., AC ADE M Y o r CANI NE O lH OIE NCE ?111 '>f nn~lol NP WOOfl tkAth (rt '17101 t u ttl"nf' .,.f"t•n Por ''"' 1 l llt1 ¥~tUY~ fu\t1n r rt '11'80 'ht\ bu,1nft\\ ., tonOlltfPd by An In d1v1dUAI \ uannt" Po, ler f h10, .,talen~nt ""'tt' lllf'd with the (OU""' c1~n· of Or"""'" Count'( on o.-cflmt»• \ 1990 ,,_ L~nu•"1) 1~1 l'ublO\,...d 0r4"QIO C.O<l\I D••ly Pllol l'lU•1 Dor 11 lO 1-. Jen • ll l'lti S111 IO PU'>ll\ht'd <>-m~ t O;t'I 0d1ly Pilot Jan o 1J 10 11 1091 1111 RI , PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATIMENT l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMl:NT I II• loll-•"9 poorSOft IS 001fl9 bu\I ~U •\ '"• lollow1nq Pf'r\On\ •r• dO•no AIRPORT I RVINE ANIMAL bustn•\\" HO!>P ITAl 110!> s E Brt\101 S.nl• PA(ll'I( E LE( I AOWElO, eu An• H•IOfll~ Cel1lorfll• t2101 • Produ<ll"" PIMt , "'•"'PO•! BHt ll c.. Wiiii-A R-•ICll, 1MJ1 VI• -~1...""3c"--"' CO<lornlt, Tr4111u<Q Ceflyon, Ce llfor,.la ""''~Jrv -----Colina, 0.M Polnl Ca '7•1'1 T"l\ bu\lr,.n It c-i!d by afl In Paul F EI01f19er IS'1 8111 SI , al~ldual B•rltt lo Ca .. 110 Wflflem A R-vltll Tll" bu•I,,.., " condutled by • T"I\ <tat-I w•< 111..:1 wltll ,,.. '""Prat 1><1r1"""lllP Couflly Cl•rk ol Or•"V-County o" C E Ulrlt ll J1nuary 1 1'11 Thi\ ............. w .. 10..i """ ,..... • ,11 ... Coun ly Cl•r-ol OranQlt C.ounly on Publlilwd Orllft90 Coe11 Delly Piiot, January ? ltll l'UlMt J•n t, 1J 20, 11, ltll 101 II Puelt'11td 0r ... 9t (OHi Jon •. IJ, 20, 11. 1'1! 0 11ly Pllol ., P'lJBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUUUSINIH N.\MISTATIMENT 104 " I hPIOll-lnq poor.on l\OOlnQb~lfle\\ PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUllNlll llAMI ITATIMINT Tiit lo4too.1"9 --11 Clolnt bull ""'' ., HUNTINGTON HAltlO .. MAIL SEltVICE. ltln ,.....,.,.,. S4 , H- llrlQtOf'l INcll, c.. .... J IHlllll Cwtll El<or, 1•1~ WM"'• lflllon Lfl , HIH!tl"91C111 .. t cll, Ca .,... Tiii• 111111-• " ctlldw<ted by lfl 11'1· dlvl•al JWJlll '""" lkor Tlllt ......... -Ill• wltll tM Cetiflly Ottll el Or ..... C...,.y lfl J Milary t. "" 111 P .... 1 .... OrMll CMtl Delly Pl , .... 11.•.'7.ttlt "' .. Publo\""d 0rdfl9t C.,.\I Daily P1lol Publl.-0.8f\9P Coasl Dally Piiot DP< )0 ,_,,.,, 6 , I) 10 l'lfll SIU eo 0.c 11 JO, 19'0, J9" •• 1) , .. , Sii- PUBLIC: NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAME SUTEMENT Th• followirtQ Pff'°" f\ dotn9 bu \1 M\\ .\ CONSOllOAlED BUILDER~. tM Van Dyke Sl L-Buell Ce '76SI Glenn Stf9hPn Hlnclllllle, tM Vin Oy•• SI , Laguna Buell C.a 97651 Thi\ bv\1nr u 1\ conductM by •n 11'1 d,-v1ctuat Gltnn Step!!.., Hint llllllo '~" •t•le<n""' ..... , lll!KI "'"" ,,,. County CJ•rk of OranQf" County on J•nu•ry 1 1'1111 l'lUl11 PubH•...., Or•n<it c ... ,, Oa11, Piiot Ji n •. I) 10, 11, ltll l:U..11 PUBLIC NOTICE N1Ht7 l'ICTITIOUS 8USINEH NAME ST•TEMaNT ""• t0Uow1n9 person\ •r-e do1no bu'\ine\i a \ C REATIVE BUSINESS FUN OING, 4415 J-•• Ro.cl, Sullo llO Ho•POrf Be.ell, CA "1660 o ... 1e1 A Klr\Ch 11' Norin Bf'd lord Ori ... a. ... rly Hiii\, CA '!0710 J ay S BulmHOI 117 E lotl"< A••"""• s .. 1 Bea<!\ Cellfornla t:i..• Sl•ve R El\lon 66 A~llbroo-. I rwlfle, Callf0tfl•• 9?"4 T "i' bu\lne\S h condutt.-d bt' • gener•I partner\htp Dan<tl A Klf\cl\ Tl\1\ ,,.,.......,, W•\ liltG '""" '"" County Clerk of OranQlt Couflly on J •fluary I ttll l'IUJ!1 Publl\hecl Or-Coast Daily Pllol, Jen 1J 10 11, F•b J 1'tl H7 ll PUBLIC: NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUllNEH NAME STATEMENT T ,..,. tollow1no SM'r...orl'\ ere dOinQ bu\•ne\~ •\ AN flOUE SHIPPERS l TD . 111' N•wpor1 Blvd , CO\I• ~ ... Ca lltorfl1e 91671 Dow" ~mor• l •fle AnllQu•s 117' Newporl 81•0 • Co.I•~ ... Calllorni. '1•11 Tiii\ bu\lnf'\\ I• <oncl~•d bY .a cor PO•alton Doom /Hmory La"" AfltlQIH\ -o.r••·"-~ ....... y Tl'll\ \tal.,,_t WH Ill.cl wllll Ille C.oufltv Clerk ol Oraflel" Couflly on PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aut1Nall 11.\Ma ITATIMallT Tll,., followlf19 per'°"' er• dol"9 °"''""'a• PUBLIC APPROACH SERVICES, 1010 H lel ... le, Sullo "C," ~ ..... c. • ., .. , Eroc JoMpll Clllnluncl, '17 Ker.., SI , Seflie ,.,,., Ca .,,.. T•rry LM Cr ....... 1417 Pee_,,.,,, • 1, l"ullt<1on, Ce '26XI This bu\l,,.u Is conductoci by • Qenoral pe-lll<P Eric J C.lllflluncl Tiiis <t•lo"-I wa< lfled wllll Ille County Cler-ol ~•"90 C.ounty on December IS 19'0 "" .. Pubtlllwd Or-Coa•t Delly Piiot Dec U JO. 19'0 Jen t IJ ltll Siii-iii PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATIMEHT Thp tollow1no ~'"°"' ''' do1no bU\lt'lf'\' •\ E AC A'>'>OC.I Al ES 1081~ l a 8.tl1\ta ~ount•1n V•ll•'f C•hforn•• ~"°' Amo\ '>rplro, 10815 l a Ball•t•, Fount••" V•llf!y, C•llforn•• •uoe Thi\ bu\HW~'\ '' condu<t!'d by 1n '" :i1v1dual Amo\Stplro Thi\ 11~1-menl wd• 111..i w1tll ,.,. CounlY Cl•rk ol Oranqe Couflty Ofl Oet•m.,.,r16 1- l'IUnt Pubh\IW<I Or .,.qe COA\I Daily Pllol, Doc ]() '"°' Jafl 6 I) 70 "" SIH IO PUBLIC NOTICE •tCTITIOUS IUSlllHS NAME STATIMINT Tile lollOwlnQ ~""' 11 OOl"O busl nt n •"-ELECTRONIC INTRIGUE, 1600 W Ocean l'r°"I NowPOrl lleacll Ca 91'4] Marty Wll\Ofl, 1600 w OCU fl I' ronl, Ne'ffl)Or1 lk«ll, Ca '1MJ Tiii' 0..,1.,.u '' c""oucted by en I!\ d lvlOual MMtyWlllOn Tiii) \le._I was flled •1111 Ille '-'"-C-..iat..Or.ane-...CAMlllLStO December 19 '"° """" P11blltllld Or .... Coe•I Deify PllOI Deomber 7' 1• ,.11,. Dec n .JO. ••.J.,, '· u. "" •MO Publl•hecl Or.,.. Coe•I Dally Piiot, ------- Dec JO.••. Jan •, u, :io 1t11 s111.eo -------------- PUBLIC NOTICE ----1 PICTITIOUI IUllNlll •AM9 STATIMl•T T"e fol ... lnt ... r-• ere Hint IOllJIMH• AaC HIATINO & Allt CON OITIONINO, 2"1 OH<t la.,., c .. 1a ...... c:.llfWllla ... ....... 11 " •• ,.,,., •• 11'1< •• Callftnll• c.,_etlM, H• 1"9119 L-,........, 9Mcll, Cal~ t1IMI Tlllt MIMM It CIMll<tM lty a <tr• ,...., .. "-'' w ..... ,,. lllt ,...... . ..,..., ,.,........ Tlllt......,._11...iwl"'tflt C-tr CIWll If Or .... c-My 111 J._,t,"'1 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI IUSINISI NAMa ST•TIMallT Tll• 1o11-1,,. "r'°"' •r• doln9 butlMU ... HOl'MANN & ASSOC . l'UlllSHING HOVSI, 100 Lide Peril Ori••, No '· Newpe'I l••cll, C1lltern1a "'6J It IHll Hof"'•""· 700 Lido Peril Orl•te, No 9, N••f'Orl l•t<ll, Call!ontll "'6J ClwrHe Hlf-. 700 LIW PAril 0'1¥t, Ne t, New .. rrl leacll, Cel~t-.a Tlllt IMlllMt• " CtMvclltCI ly I '"'"'" ......... OW11d...,,,_ '"It ......._ ... II ........ "" C-ty Cleftt If Orlllelt CWl!ty .,, Dec_.., ..... , . ·-·····~·-,. ,.,,.~---,····-- OOLO•IS MMI JOE UiltRY URaAN. fr•l'l•l- P11rw..t .. SKllOft' t!OS -"01 ol Ille U""""" C-t<lal c-. you ••• "••••Y nollll•d "' lollow\ Trtl'lllar .. , •r• •bout to mak• • lr•l'l•l•r •• Ht• Ul'l<ler\IQn•d Trant••-•. lfl llUlll e ll or • \UO<len llal pert Of -tnllt .. lel' \Ufll>llH -r<llefldlw O< ..... r lflV•fllory end u1ulpmtfll 01 11\0I cerlelfl l'lo•tr Siie!>. k-.. Moor•. l'IO_,. •Yi >t wlllcll I\ loc•led al JllS Herl>or alvd . C.i. Mesa, County ol Oran90, Cellforl'lie TM ,.,_, flame or n•mH •nO bullMU edclret\e\ Of llw Tr.,.\l•ror\ •l'ld ,, • ..,~.rt TRAH$1'EROltS Jo. L arry Urb•n •nd Ootorr\ Utbafl, JIU Harbor Blvd CO\le Mn• Calilornla ntJ7 TRANSFEREES Barnetd P Ae,.au •fld Nancy J Ronoa u Jtf s Sllug Or•noe Calllorflta .,.., All ottwr 1111•1,.n n•me\ •ncl ad 1r•sse\ ..... by,,.. Tr..-•ltror •llhln ..... .,"_ ••• ,,, ,.,, p.l\t . \0 ,.,. ft\ known 10 the ''-"'''r" .,'1! No~ The b\llk '' _,,,~, I'\ to bt c on\urn m•tect •t 8U'\jneu Oppof'tun1ly Wor 10 1SJO H Crafld, S.flla An.a County ot Or•n;e C•hfotf\I• on O f ttft¥r January 21, ltll The l•st CS.y to ent~, C1•1m\ 1n th1\ eurow h J M'h,,.rY 11 '"' D•l•d 0.C•mmr 11 l'ltO a.r,..rd P Aen ... u N.-nt \' J A •M•u rr.,,\feree-. IUSINEU OPl'O•TWHITY WOltlD JlleN Gr- S.011le AM, CA '2701 Enrew •tnSA Pubh \IWO OrM'Klf' C.0.\t D•1•v P1ff\t Janu.,v 1l 1t11 110 81 PUBUC NOTICE Cleo t111-4tt1 U,C C I llecL6ttt--4WU.C.C I TI. ... - Noltce " llorelly Vl•en lo t~e Hollo 1, 11orelly 9 1.,.,. 10 1,.. NOTICE IS HE .. EaY GIVEN, lllal credi tor\ ol JAMES B CLARK er.Olton of CAAINA E 01 M••TEO, Ol'I T ....... ,, l"~y J. ""· ••• 00 Tr•n,leror -llU"flO\ -.. , " •llO\e Social S..urlly No h OJI fO o•ctocll a"' al Uld ... ,, 11'1 !lie Ol'I 2013 Plectnh• Cll' of Costa #eW O•l Tr~•or -buWMU aO Ir-• ,_., .. Ille offko of llEAL County of Or-. _jlac• of C.•lllOrfllO Oreu ., IGO w C.oest HIQfl•O City OI ESTATE SECUltlTIES Sl: .. YICE. 111a1 • bulk t•..-•l•r " •-t lo o. N••P<>rl &ea<" C.OUnly of Oren .. localed et t11 Nonll lr-•o '""• "'.". 1 0 J Ac IC G R I I' F ' ' T s St••• of Ce lllOtnla ,,,.. a bula 1r9"\fer A, 11'1 .... Clly of Sef\ta ..... COUl'lty of Tran'1•••. -°""""' •dd••H" "·-1 IOC. -to THE COOKERY Or•"•·· State of Callfor11lo. •ElL 13011 Tamar••• Drive C.•iv ot ~nl• RESTAURANTS INC., • Calllor,,1a MANAGEMENT CO . a corporal!°" An• Couflly ol Oranqt Sloit ol <Ore>O••llon •"o<• Pre\ldeflt h ••Ille""'' ~l'lled T'utl .. uncler Celltorf11a JowPh S .,._, *l•l Secu"'Y No •NI,...,_ to - -of Wle t Ol'I The pr0119r1y 10 be lr~"''•rr•d ,, UO •O 6/H •nd whoH Secretary forrM lfl-< .. 1e111 o.d of Tru•t u deWrtbed 1n Ql'nftr•I ., All \tOlll: 1n h ••,u••r 1\ D•"'d A V•scaw1, Socl•t ecutH bv Wllllem P Cat'r, • '""'• tr•O. h••ure~. 1qu1pm.-n' •nd Qood \•curu,. No ~ •1 t•. frMt.\feree, men, •nd tkorcll!d Jwrw lO ••. '" wlll 01 '""t G1rdontnQ S.rwo<o bu" wllo•• bu\oflUS addrn\ ,, 10 .. 1 ._ ll6JO ol Offktt l llecorctt of MIO M n kfl<>WT> ., Bra<!\ G•rdonlnq •ncl Cllt.lflul S1rM I, City of Lo• Alamllo• Counly, at ..... 114 Recor•t'l lfl•lru-1out~ •11011 P••O'll•• c ity ol Co•t• Couflly of o ... ,., Slal<t ol C•l1forn•• mant No l!Ot by rea\orl of a br .. cll Me'\•, Couf"1f ot Ot•no--St••~ ot t "• prooerh' to a. lr•n\ferred •\ or dtf.uH •n HW'nwnf Off P9"'f0Nft<lft<• Cal1lorn1• O.>erib<!cl 1n "°""'•I •• All \IOtk 1n of Ille otll199tlon• -urM 11Wreoy, lfl Tll• bulk lran<l•r '"'" be (Oll\Um trade, l••lure•, equlP"flenl ana OOOd <luclino tl\01 urta lfl lltMCll or del•ull m eted °"' or •"•' the JOtP\ O•~ of w•ll of th•• ,--nt.lu•Mt bU\iN \\ 11r.nown Notice of which..,., recorded October Jaflua ry, 1 .. 1 <ll 10 00 • m al W•\lprn •\ TH REE SH1'(:TS TO THE WIND 6, 1910, '" Book lJ/77 ol Olflcla l Mutu•I [\(rO* Corpp,.t1on Alln •nd IOt.tltG at S00 W C.w•l H10ll••V Record• of \aid County, •I ~ '54, Ardith Pu\V ll -.. •dclr.-\" 1•08• C•l y ol N•wporl Bur 11 County ol R.corO.r's ln\lr..,,,.nl No '13J, WILL S (or!MI, Su•le 101, lu\l1n C•l1lorn1d Or•flQ<', ~lllP ol C•lllorflt• Tiie o u1• SElL AT PUBLIC. AUCTION 10 THE So f4t 4'\t\kuownto trl .. f rctn\tprt't-fr~n\ftr wi1H be c<l'\\uMm•tfd on 0 , HIGH EST 810DEA FOA CASH. •It bu\~ntt\\ n•ml!\ and ..tdd,t'\\ .. \ ,.,tt r tM 7tth d•y ot J•n~'Y 1fft •t l•wfuf money o f'"• Unltld St•ll\ •II u\ed by '"'" "Tt.tn\fffOt fot '"" pa\tl lO 00 t1 m di Wf\lt-tn M ult.141 Eurow P•Y•bft ••the tune of )•ff'. •II f fQht • .,,," yt•'' MP S..mt (OtPorAt1on~ who\e-•ddrP-\\ 1\ ').4 E tall• •nd 1nt•'•!.I M w M IO l>t' U, •\ O.at~d J'""""" q 1991 111~ $"""1 Su••• tOI Co\I• M•'•· f ru<IH u...S.r w ld Deed ol Tru\I In J~-. G, 1fflth Ct1hf<,,rn1• ft'JIJ'11 that rt al prooerty ''"'•fed ln ~•td frM\\ff'rf'• I f h•t IM fa\t Cl•t• for f1hrtQ tl•ln\\ 1n County •n d St4'ff' dtt\< ,lbl'd "' Wl:Sll""N MUTUAL ESCJIOW t'l~ w\(rO"' tttf~n~cJ to f'lt"rl!1n "follow\ COit' Jdnuary u 1991 lq• • of Trace No 9;JIJ C•ly ol Hiit S v.,.... SYtte tOl, 'ioo ••; 4' '' 11no_,-n to Ow T•t1n\ff'r••, (O\t• Me\• •\ ~r mttp , .. co•O•d in TuUtfl C•h•"""··--uh thJ\1" .. 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Co"'' 0,111\' P11ot )M 6 I) 1(i 11 1991 )11S 80 PURI.IC NOTICE STATEMENT DI' AIANOONMCNT 01' USE OF l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME '1tStW ::~':Pt~c~1~!~'J, '::~Jc.~~ .. b~~,':n~'11u;, Pubtf\IWCI 0raft9! Co.st O•ilY P ilot 1n '""' , ... ~1 '''""''" o f uu• n1dC1,., .-w•fh • O.cembot 1', 19'0 J hfill tnftf>vrtlflQ ""',.""°"'' ""'w .. i.'ban "°'" f1 1,,., UV Of tl'W r" '' ''°U' Bus• "' '' N"'"""' WAGE RATES A, rll*Qu•r"d b., SN lion Ill] of ltwi C•1ttotn1,. Ldt>c>r foC11 tn,p Owt"le-r h•\ 0tt,.rm1r'W"d thfo QPtH"'"' PTf'Y4'•11nq r.tt~-.. of w•q...' 1n tf'WI '°'ii• tv 1n wn.,,, l~f w o,-l\ '' lo b• ewtrlorm.-d <..OO•flo\ of -.ii.id wdQ,.. ,.,, .. M ff'1m1n•t•on\ .,,. mot1nt•1ntod 1!41 '""' off1Cf'\ ~ ,,,.,. Ownttr .. na t1tP ""••••bl" upon r•OUf"\I Tn.-(Onh.tf tOt \l'Mll Po\t a coov ot \.did d<num,.n1 dt t"!ll h 1ob 11tr TM Contra( to r anCI dflV 'UC> conl'•<tor u norr "'"''\hall P.Ay not ,,.,. • tn.tn ,,... \,pf'C1t1,..d p rf'..,ctlllnQ f .t\f"\ Of ••9e\ to •II workmf'n "'mPIOY"cJ in ,,,, •••t uhon of trw-conh «f De< 1l l0.1• J.,. •.1l, , .. , ~121 IO <t~\H1nat1on followin\I .. now 1nQ OHi PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINEH NAMI STATIMENT TM fo41-lnQ ,.."""' '' CIOlno ou" ne\\ ., KI. ENGINEERI NG AN O DEVEl OP#ENT IMO Loo•n A•• • Co•le Mew, Ca '761' ICem"" K llP•O'lrom I Flor•'· Ir""•· Ce '21lS Tiiis ..... ,,.,.I• conclu<IMI by on 1n Olvldual K-BerQ\lrom Thi\ '1 .. _,, WAI !11"' •llh lh• C.ouflly Cltr-ol Or.tnvo Counly on O.cem-lt ltlO l'Ul .. 1 Pvbllslled Oren<Jt c°"" Delly P1101 Do< 1l JO,'"°· Jen 6, 1J l'ltl s121 eo PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITtOUS aUSINISS NAMI ST•TEllo\EHT Tll• loll-1"9 ,.., ...... I• OOinQ bu\I M S\•\ NEWPO RT CENTER FOR EDUCATIONAL THERAPY JO I M .. nolle Si , ~•• Mu•. Ce 97417 H•rbert C Grou, •1' ,. S•<amorp A ... , LOS AngellP\, Ca tel03' Tiii\ M inon IS concluCii!d by •n on dl.,lduel Htrberl C Grau Tiii\ '1•1-t wa\ lflfd *1111 '"" Couflly Clork ol Or•"V" C.ounty o" December It, ltlO ,.,,. ... H h f' ,,c,1t1ou' nAm11I or o..,,o,~n no••V•t no tu t1tiou .. n~me """""" D• u~•d unlf'\4i ,,...,.,,. 1ii; tit t urr.,nl tPQ1 trA "°" w 1tP'I thr Otttnot• Count't' RM.ore1P, 1n c ., .. of rot p()r•llon\ 1111 luOr 1n1 n•mf'\ of '""'" Prf"\ldPl"I ';) .. c ,,.tr1r1 f '~•~ur .. , t1'rid Motrn•qe' Th• c,1, (ouoc1I ot thr r.tv Of (IJ\I Mtts• r~~'Vf'' thP r•Qhf 10 •r1••ct t.tn\ or dll b1ch D•TE J•n..a1y8 1 .. 1 Pubh\'W'<f OranQf' (M\t D 111v r>11ot J•nu•rv IJ '"' 1\9 81 PUBLI(' NOTICE N 7JHI l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Th,. follow ing prr\on' .,,~ noinq bu''""'\., AM llA'>SADO~ IR A VEl NEWPORT •I 1011 Sdn J1111qu1n Hill\ Ro•d, Newport Ar.tt h Call for n1tt1*)MJO Tommie W 1•(ll. 1~ l<t,.t Onvf" Coron.t d•I Mor. C•llforn1• .,,n C Thom•' WllO , 1)()0 K••• D"•• Coton• OP• M.r C•l1forn111 fl161~ f l\•\ t>u\fneu '' c11ndu< lf'd by d Qf'neral p.ArtMrfo.hlp r omm1t> w 11c-. TP'll\ \t•l~nt W'.t\ t1lfld w H" trw Couflly Cler• of Or•~Q<' County O'I January• 1'11 Att.rMy er ...... et A .. 111 aryce M -.. ... lllt1V-eM ... , SMllt 172 WaMlaMI Hiii\, CA tUM Tel 11111 106-ISH Publlslled Orall90 Coall Dally Pllol '1UtU Oen'ft;-9':-,....._ .,...,..._.-401~ t----~-11" CAtilD•UJ. .e110 Jafl I) 10 11, Feb l ltll Ht-ii PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSllfHS NAMalTATIMINT Tll• fell-1"9 ... ,.Ott\ ere dOlflQ °""""'ft IC .O C . INVESTMENT PAltTNEltSHIP MO 1 lSJO GelHy Ori.,., Newpott .. ecll, Calllor .. 11 ...... C'llorle Wllllem Klrc!leT. Tru\t .. of IM C w Kln:llor Tr\111 dat..:I Jun• 16, 1917, 11111 Gal•lll' Orlw , Nt•potl IN<ll, Cltlfet'fll• ..... Tiii• MIMU II COl'IClu< led by a ll"ljtM....,.. ....... OlaHet Wiii..,,, Klrcllef' TrvMllllll O-rllPen- Tll" ~ -llfod •1111 Ille Cevtlty CIOrtl el Or....-C•Wl'llY °" Jt1111try I, 1111. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHEH N.\ME STATEMIHT Tt'tr fotlowfnq per,on '' 001n; bu11 ne\\ a\ SH NORTH BEL TWA\' VEN TIJltE '170 C-• Ort .. Sult• 110 ,...,.,POrt lkec:h Calllorfll• t7..0 ,,,.odO,. M BrOdltrlO 010 C•m· PUI Ort .. Suitt 110, Me•POrl Buch, C•lllornla Tllh bu••"•" I\ cofldu<l•d b, " ""'"•d part""r\11411 '"""°"• M Brodtrlck Tiii• , .. _ .... Ill.cl ••Ill ,,.. COMl'llY (ltrll ~ Ora,,. COufllY Ofl Det•"'•' ''· ·-MUNH• & VOIS a..,..,. .. uw .... 'atrc""' °""· ...... , ..... 0 ..... ...,., lrlltlle,~"11t 11ttl ... 11tt IN~U RAN C F G ROUP 'r "1Vt (f~ t.HI Nr w por l (f'ltH•r 0 1 .,,, ~Ulh I "10 """WPOr' Rr .. cn c" •JM.i) f ""' f tlhttnu~ Bu,1nturi.\ Ndtnf!I r-f' IM'"" to ~tx•v1 wd' •11!-d "' O• ,.nQP r nu,, t., (W"I Auqu,t 1' t9IO OonMtt N4 f •l>P"'tl Jt n t v ,. 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Hew...., c;.,,,., Orlvt Htw,.r1 leaCcll, C• OMO Publl\r.d ()r"ngp (4M\f O"''Y P1101 °'1< /J lO I-Jdn 6 ll 1•81 I 1 C. ftO PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINEH NAME STATEMENT f"t tollOWlnQ pilff\Of'I t\ dioH'IQ bU\I n .... , ., 'iAMIJEL T ENTE AP RIS[S •710 W1n tfH01> (tr F-ount~1n V.tJlf'\' C.•lllorn10 ~?IOI ~.m.,.1 1 l/ld.turrt!la '110 ...,,,, l"rop Cb Foun1111n VaU"Y C.ttltlort'11t •HOI Tnls bu\lnt'\S 1\ t ondut t~d DY an 1n otv 1duat s .. ......,1 T V10.urr•ta PROJECT ADl>l'INISTRA llr)N All cau•\110"" ,,..1a11vp to th1' P'll'""'' P•HH to rn~ OPt"ntnq ol b•d ' '""It br d.,,., tt>n to Tom M4i11ol• Con-.tt"<.t1ort f nn ttu t Adm1n1\tr•tor 1~ l89I OWNER S RIGHTS RE Sf Rv~ lJ f ne Owftf'• '""""-''""' ,,..,.. '•Oht to,.,.,,., t •nv ot "" b•d\ to "'tt• v .. •n'f 1roonnrtH 1v m "' b1CI a'\d to ,,, ..... .tWAtd\ HI • .,. 1nt~tf'\t of t"t Owr""' Dait o ,..,...,,, e 19111 CITVOf tR\/INE llv '°"" l ()ql.-bv ~ty (1h c•~r• Publt\rwd OtdnQP fOil\t O,t1ly Pilot l•n IJ ?() 1'111 Ill> 81 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS NAME STATEMENT Tnr toitow•no P""on' .,~ fto•nq bu.,•n.tt\\•~ HOl\llE INVESTMENT 1101 south £1 Camino R~al S1'n Ch1m~nf"' C •lltorn1a •?en ICe nt A tc:OPP\Plt .. 1et w"'' Atf'),•ndro \ten (lill'mrntr c~11forn1• '7671 W1tl1ttm 0 GOf"'flna 1301 (Allill' Tol•do Sdn (If''"""'• C ••Uot "'" 97671 rn1\ bu\1n~'' '' < onduc ttd by A QflMre l p.erttWn"•P Kent,. l(O<tpwll Thi\ ~lel ..... nl "'" lllf'd W•th , ... Counly Clerk 01 0••"0<' County on J•nuar., t 1'11 •11>01 Publl\lwd Or•noo Coa•I D••IY Piiot. Jan IJ 10 11. F-b J ltll 1H II ~0':,;:, ~~_;: .. '..,',."-"'-'"',.''..," ..... 11'~"--PUBLIC NOTICE JOnu•ry 7 ltll e. • "'n11 "'THU Publl\lwd Or.,,90 Coe•I Dallr Piiot llOTlc.I Of' TIM& ANO !"_LACI 01' J•n • ll, '°· 11 •... , Sl9t to PUILIC SALi 01' COLLATalt•L PUBLIC NOTICE llecL ......... J, U C C I Nolk t IS llerffy QI .. ,. by , ... Ufl .,.., ...... tllet • pullll< .. 1. of tlle loll_I,,. dHCflllM collett ral Wiii .. l'ICTITIOUS IUllNatl lleld el ,,_ -of 10 00 o'clock • m N.\Ma STATIM•llT en t,_ 1'tll ... y of January, 1•1 •I llle lo41-nQ """"'I\ ..... l>u~I 2SS1l J .. ..imo ~-. MIHIOft Viejo, .,. .. •• c-ty Of Or ...... Slete of Celllornla Ill BEAC.H TIME ltl:ALTY, t7l All fltrNt'tt end ... '-"'enl, lldO IEACH TIME ltEAL ESTATE, Ill Ofl l\eftd, MMI ec:c-11 rKolwallle .,., 1 EACH Tt ME •EA l TOlt S. I • I INt cer1tlfl """""• WtlMH ·-•• 8EACH TIME PltOPEltTllS, ISi "l'A .. llllllt'S KOtlNllt " l«etod el IEACH TIME ASSOCIATES .,.,. tt l 1HJI Janftl-...... MlHleft VleJe, IEACH TIME IM'llESTMENU IMS Calltanllt lllntltl Ct , CAili. IMM, Ce Tll" ""k• It·-I" «< .. ""'• I Jo ... Mowety IMS Klntlet Ct , Wllll IM ~1-t 91 lecllM ttlM, Cetta JllllM Ce hMMtlM Ill. af IN Ulllfar"' C...., Tlllt ...,..;..., 1t <-IM tty .,. lfl -rel .. ~_, IN MRt .. Callfenll• dlvldual 1 DATID ~t, 1'91 .......... , ....... ....,,,_ .... TIUI ......,_. -lllat wllll IM ........ .... C-ty Clertl af Ortfltll 'C.-y to1 ......... L ~. Dec-•"·"· .... ,...... ........ ..... ...... .......... Or11191 Cea .. Oolty Plle4, ,,..,...,. Or11191 C'.eMt Deity "-' ~or-. c... Ollty Piiat, Oec ••• t •• J .,,,.,U ,M,t .. 1 ll .. OM tl,a,"9,J ..... U,"'1 _., ~Yla.*' ..._., .. ------------· ···-·-··.._. ................ . PlJal,H' NOTIC't: T~. ,,.,,!WY 13, 1981 DAIL PILOT (.'3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •uN•10. coua' cw '"• UAJW OP ("6.l~•IA •Otl 6 4 2 The Blgge1t Marketplace on the Orange Coaat ••• cou.n o• o•••o• ....... o•oe• TO tatOW C•11u •O.CM ..... 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',1,;11 SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631-6990 , .1 ,ri~.~~.~.?~Dlld rn1 i 11pµo.•1 1lupl1•:>. 1111i,,1 ;111tl 111,.: 11,ill;oa hlJ11tl Ill\ •• ,, llll'lll .111tl '11mu1t·1 h11111t· l!r.,1u 1 Balboa Island Rlty 673-8700 RES I OEN llAL REAL ESTA TE SERVICES RHE LIVING OH LIDO ISLE Ht• a ut i fu 11~· r111> m s & ht'd rooms. rooms. l.rg dl·c·oratN I t-:xtra lan.~l' g a r 11t-n s u n cfr l' k . !) 1 B A Dl•n & <lining 411' lot S472.!>00 IN NEWPORT CENTER ~ 644-9060 SEEK & ,IND" SUPERLATIVE C S L T E H T E T E E 0 N P S E P ~ S P H L A L L 0 L ~ S W C N & ~ A 0 E C N J C Q 0 U 0 I A P ~ C I l U 0 L I R I P U H T R ~ E E ~ r 0 T L ~ S A 0 H E I ~ P N V T A h 0 0 P ~ E S U H I E 0 N l E Z M M E T l S T P C 0 P T N S P T K B N P T L B E A I N L 0 E l L U T E E Z l 0 A E l J L M 0 V L R P p R 1 s r 0 p s N E r L T u I B A L 0 E C T S N S L E C P P U 0 M G U P A T A S N E U E T T Z A A A P U E M A T E N V 0 N B l B 0 R ~ £ P Z 0 I 0 L I I R U N C L A R 0 £ L I M £ E V N L V 0 E I E E S U C H I Z U R Y I R T 0 E T Q I P M A H C T E T C I P R L E l U C l"nruct1on• H1d0~11 wmth l>•luw appeer forward bKk ward, up, •town o• !111Q<Jr>ally F "'" •ad• 1nd bo• 11 111 Pme Non11uch Champion Ounn Nonpareil Ou1n1euence Opti mum Choice Silt 01 Tht Earth Lollapaluou T umu11ow 80111~ 8111 The Tops Prime v Select ..., E1t1e CE a1aaa1 1L111s ca. 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TllAT IAllT '1111111 759-9100 #Jc.,.. ... ,.... .....,..,.c....,. .... .... . ..............••...... .•..................... ,_..MSULA POINT IEACHFIONT l'ilnorCJm11· vil•w at Wl1dgt', from p riml' laq.(<' lot. ·1 hdrm. :1 hath t•u,.;torn homt•. :noo sq ft ft•aturing ma rim· room . t•nl r .'" living room . d1n1n g room. h111ll ins , t•t c S J.:ll~.'i .000 LIDO ISLE '.'i t·wlv n•r1111dl'l1·d t r;iditional sh It· :1 hdrm. 2 h:1 1h honw f1•aturinl! brgt• n·1·rl':1t11111 r1111n1 & :! pat1m, I .inn ~ room h:rs all r al'l 1\1• ht•:1111 1·t•1lings fi n·pl;JC·t· l'.: f'n·n1·h d111H·~ lt•admg ont11 hri t·k patw :\t>v. k1td11·n hll i11 applianc·t•s ('lost• 111 ll'nn1s l'Ollrt s . ..,and~ lw:1d11•s & duhhou:.a• Can h1· s 1iltl f11lh furnrs ht·d S 120.000 IAYFIONT Wt• ha\ 1· ..,,.,\'rat f1m· homt·s \\rt h pit•r & slip BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bo y\<de Drive. N B b 7S · blbl LOCATION-LOCATION-YU-VU Front row premium ·stre•t with t'stote-wu cyowtds, in CoroM ., Mor. 75 ft. ~oqe ond ponormnic VU of Oceon and Jetty. Early Newport Resideftce wit+. Hte quality of byC)OM doys -wood ponelinq, mofdinqs. & larqe rooms. Two dories of chorm incluct.s 3 ~ooms, lorqe billi~silt' family room. $1 ,200,000. 631-1400. ON WATER-OPEN SPACE YU lo•ely redecorott'd 4 bed home, 2-story with charm. lt'oded qlau, MHicm1 tile, larqt' li•inq room with patio & moster bt'd, deck. Wofk to pool, tt"Ntii & beoch. $275,000. 631 ·1400. \\•\I I HI I«)'\ I 11< >."-11 ....,, "' 111 \I I~ I \I I .. 631-1400 I u''•tllHh .-,t'hi ,t•1• I H•'' ' ~Uh\ Uffl' t>t1~ uh ufl .. ,.! I \~ ',, ... 'Oh ,,t ~,_,,,In !Ut i.' ,1111 1(.11, ,)f tldtl111 ( IC;l tWI lll1ut , .. ~Pl',iOU ljl grfi!lO'f 'tHtdlf'I' 111 .i 1 ohll\ 11 \yntni'll ""'"l•I! I 1' lflfl /4~11 c)llP• 111111\ 1111 h \Qud1e·. t olw ,, t1Pn1t" SZ.00 111r Pdt ti 11•t1•111 An i '1· c f'dlh ''dltt"f II lfll I 1 ' .~·. 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Elll uo p11bl lcat Jo n aend ··ll ll•O• !?~;~!•"• :~::::. .... het '""~for fr. lolH (Ille• rllll d ·•· 60 /J 7}_ ""'"" 11•·•'-•• A [ Q I ' I 't II I bel J I ~· of llw North Coe1t Plennl"O ·~pto: • rc::fY ~~IL; CANCU ., •• ,.... JJll0<·•"•• __ G_G _____ ::" c•n • p ng .. DUI. Unit •nd Oenef•! "'""Amendment 10 ~1 •01 ': 0 ::~:...... ::~;;.... I I I' I 'l'Httrdty I came hom• lrom -rnt ltw -••onm.nta1 lm-h or L • . . llo1 1MO, ''"'" ,....... ____ ,. __ ... _..._ ......... -work H rly •nd c•ugPlt my wlfa llllt "'91tct. 8 Coete MeN. CA Htlt. ., O•• ,, •••oci wr1tttft c_,, •••••ta ln•ll4HI We'll • Ille teat. 'o' ••'-·••• ''"•~··• .----------. ....... with l l'IDtlltr min. ' ...... I .,.. ,.... N l A A A F I TMW may lie ,..,, 10 the ,.,_,~ In orrna • .,..., •bolll let• Ml"'''" IO••• c-"'"-et "'"' Ofll<• ... 404I, ••••rtlllftt llle•M c•H ~· , • ., •• •·•·•·• i--..l-"'l-.,l"'-.1,.-...,,1'1"""'1 8 c-oi. .. "" <~we~•• ciueot4 leftte Ana, G81110f'n4e t2'101 llf!Of' te, OI 142·4:921 llt. 3». ~n. US••••o•' by 11111•' •• Ille "''•••t -· et CefftfMftC~ of, tM ttMWled :!~::~,"O :!!~•,:.0 ..__. __ ,. __ .. _...__,_.._ __ • _...., ie-lelott rM' ... Ne JM• "'*'k ............. ~t filler· \.~.._ .. ,,.., tt~o• 'T.· ~whoneed People ,......... ..c..... • '"""' NIJl.'.(tfO l(TTUi r r r r I' r I' I ., -..... ..-1111 <ontecl IMA· Tb9t'1 wh•t t .. _ ~~~,:r ~i!" !N '"'" 19UA!H - - - -• -• • ~r~~--NltOtvttt .. ). DIC MtN •"••H" ~~:r;r.·,~·"~.:~~·· DAILY PILOT to-IOA~;:;uo I rc1'!~';:!t*. llTTftl TO I I I I I I I I ~t .... Or11111tc.1t o.oy ,., ... , SERVICE DIRECTORY ®Ad .. ,.. -· -· IMO ~'~~~~""![::_:=~::..!!u![1 .. !j1~-------J---~la~•~U~•~bou~~t!_I --~~~~!:=========!!::==:::!:!!~~!J.... tCIAKUT'I Mawer'I .. C•ttflclll• 1141• Qlticl Macl1111t Q111lb Sttld $1.00 ltr tacll patttm. llHllltielt ..._ Q11"""8 Add SO. tll llCll patte111 ''lor llZ-0.llt Ontifllls lir\l·clm 11r11111l, h111dl111 .. 131.~ 1 licl Qli111 Stnd la: lJO.S.....fllll ..... Sinall-H ln.Qlid ,11, l., Trllltftn MAlllAll MARTIN 121-( ........ '*""' Qllilb '•"""Dept. ~2 1Z7 ........ '11' lllllill Deity "°' 1 M-Tilfiftr Ctlflr n...n I !S-hUI Qlltta Zll W.t 11111 Sl, New~"' Ul·,1119 lM.Ofh 10011. 'llllt NAM(. SS. lll-Citctltt rill ... ZIP. Sill 111d sml NUlllU, 111·lllt 1rt ti......,..., NFW SPRING SUMMlR 1981 1 11 1 !'fM ...... J=--,.• l'All!RN CATALOG br•n1s you & ~ ti RR If IC SAYINGS on 1111\f m5 .. ....,... c..c...t wor~. money w1lh O'ltl 100 Jut. 11•11 ... m, patterns Plu\ l1et pattein •• ..... lOUPofl £alllt) ~l•lo(. SI 117..._. '911111 IM-1• Qii-. 11.7' 1.:._.. ,...._ IJU .._Qllllllalil.7' • ......._._ m.-...... us IGH ... fllrl.., 1»1 ••llllli»M I.~ .. ,, OAll.Y PllO I • •......•.•........ ...•...........•....••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• IOOJ •Mff91 1001 c.... ...... IOIJ ,l0.000 DOWN M09'1AUfYIM6 \Ilk· )t•ar """" -I lklt 111 ~alw hnm,• m 1•1 h111k" "" ln d 111 It 111 t' t' 11 Lt' It • l\jigl '"'' u111 oil .111 1111 lu_\ Ullt"' It u rt \ SfA COVE PlfOPflfTIES 714·631-6990 0....-W ill ,._9K• '"I .r ~h .. rp ~ 1•hlll• ,...""'t\.'"'' t u. ,,, .... ,,, IC ·' I h • I•. I ' I I I I ,tf\~''' ,6,h'tl Hi flHn; ilt t U fl " f t f If la j • I ~ , lln1•l,A1 t .Hid •In II t•t..111• • ., '""• ut.l •Hitt h 1 • 11 ' , 1 , r 111 I 1• )l:..! ll_•J Bluffs.Fee Land 3 hedroom . 2 1,, hath 1·11n do in twaut1ful 1·11111lll11111 f"4111!r will t•arn lm;in1· 111i,.: s:.!·li.~MI . RCTaylorCo 640 9900 BayshorH Charm & Graciousness l.r,.: family rm on fl\\•r SI/I'll IJlt' :-.haµ1•d 1111 Sp;.11·111u" 1.a,..ll'I lit 'Ult t' ti-.1111n•:-s t·11.11 .1t1· 1tl .... 1n \\ lrpk & 'I'\\ 1111! l'IHllll ,111h •1Ua lll1 .fl p11,1:- ""ll .1,.. r:11111 1.' r111 d1n1111· I Iii ,. II Ill lo 0 \\ t' I I I f1(11'tll t1 ,ll f•fl ....... Ill 1!;11 11"'""' 11, ... .., l1nd .. 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' I It'''" II A Pl '" I ~-• • I I ' I ft1 l'I' II~ "Id r4H 1 HARIOR VIEW HILLS S.·t·ludl•d fl\ c l11-<lnK1111 •.rntl forn1ly n ic11n home .... um \lllUI •IWll dl•t•k vuu 1·;m 1•1iJ11)' a rut .11 ... n me worth J rmllton .1llt•r a 1111.;y day )'t't 1111ly mmull•:-. f'rum :-.d11111b, :.llops ;rn1I l11•at·hes $3:111,UOO 611-7300 CORONA DEL MAR Uay & Ol'ean \'tews : 1..ari.:e tiuplt·x freshly tk 1·11rall'<l tn prtmL' lt><'atwn with t•x1·l'llenl ll'rm:-. ·I & 3 bdrm:-. :I & :1 hath:-_ s:e.i.~ ... 17141 6tJ.4400. 12131621-2121 HARBOR \ I lin-.11111 111 llYI .. TIUACI POOL&YllW A ''™)'-3 Mrm homt· with f11n1111I J111111.i 1111 1u1d i.uti lht1hl) t'l>IJ:&llll1tblt• \ '''"" or hut hor J lltl ......... 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""" 110111•· :1 11i11111•,, :! .11111 I t•n111~. ix1t1I .,.,,, I C /21 Newport Cntr. 76d-6767 I USTSIDE C .M. ~l:!S;i11t.1 \11;, \"· HH :!' ·1 11,1, 1·t1111t•111µ 11l-:.1~11 SI lt..111111 646--5096 646-6093 ll.1111111 lnH•,111w11t t '11 fo'or Sa lt• lly OW1tl'r I·: S1d1• t ·:vi :!hr. lg•· H:! l11t allrudl\ •'. 1'tl111pl1•11'1~ Northwood 1 n•m111h•h•1I ti-I:! :!tol An Oafr.>rtunity OW:'IJl-:Hs l'lll l>E 'l'hrt·t· l'111·t•tl -w111 hl'111~ lht• bdrm that 'Jlarkh·,..· .111-.1 I.ii.I salt• ul lhts 1111•11'1 pa111ll'll mi.1111· anti •1111 amt •l :-. '' l'l'l':ttnpufl I Taslt'fully dt•1·1watt•tl All ~~~~·:~;.111;;1;:~~all~;.~f1~~.1' orft•n1 h!•Urfl S1~:1.:100 masler lll'drn111n ... 111\c. TAHUEl.1.. lll-:1\l.TllHS -.pa .111d" lung lhl 111111\ Call ~'40 17'!0 11r~ (1'.11 urt•:-I 'rin·d tu ..... 11 'tllll'kl~ .11 ~;!:!'.I 111111 \\ llh 1•\f·1·ll1·111 f111a111 ·111g I ';Jll i~1 I :11 !II «;::SELECT I PROPERTIES MESA VERDE Sl2f;.~JU. JSsume 11 I:!'. ~-.11.; Iii-II .'v " ·' 11 1 •>' 1• 1 111 t.:" Balboa Island I 006 ~x~r,,ouu 1·1·1· c;r .·:•1 '••••••••••••••••••••••• '1'1·1'111.,.. VA-rl=HA ONLY Sl 20,000 Ii \I :v1 :\HSIL\l.L HI.Tl< HUR IACI< BAY I 111111tr~ 111 tllg 111 I h<• 1'1 I\ IAl\l'ly :I lldr 111 humt· pnn ·d al onlv SH~l.Hl"I \ \ 1t•r111" c ';1ll 11~ta~ • ALLSTATE REALTORS WATERFROMT l "lt•an. large t•di.tl' I.uh 11f st ura~\' t'U h111t'l s 111 g a r a i.: c S :I :1 \I .-, 1111 ' I~\ 'l.u l>IN(; l.A:"ll>' lalboa lay Prop. Realtors •675-7060• WATERFRONT Clean. larite . Lots 11f storage l'ahiru·l s 1n ji!arage SJJ!J .S1111 1 INl.1.UDIN<; LANI>' lolboo lay Prop. RHltors •675-7060• . CaloNal&tat. Lovely 4 Rdrm w ith gre at view P ri me Si>YKlass 111 11 lm·auon. (forgeous pool and walerfull . Ask t ni.t $$25.000 Owner will y$400,()()() I 01i111rt.ltvlCRock1 NI over 10% lnlerest raxed r•le ICMan. Sharp 3 Bdrm 2 e. Buccola home ne.r So. CoHt Pl .. a. On· tr'SIJ0,000 •nd owner will 1..,.,.Y. c.11 now lo•ee. ''JACOBS IEALTY 61M'10 ··th DUPLEX II t\ I. B 0 A I S I. 1\ N I> Ownt'r will f111a111·1• w1lh I 11 w 1 n l t• r c ~ I r <• t <· Spal·tou" ~I Bdrm . l hath a partment + n •molll•lt•d l lldrm I hath Untl with flrt·pla1·c and mtnl v11•w Ju.sl 2 cJ1MJrs from wall•r BARRETT REALTY Supl•r Shaq) :J Hdr111 . family room. f1n·pla1·1" 1louhh· l!Urag1•. 1"11.,..1· 111 lhc park and ,..ltopptng <..:all &15 !lltil 1: OPEN HOUSE REALTY x · 642-5200 ti--------1 EXQUISITE lalNaa Peninsula 1007 1s lhc word for this un•r i!fillO Sfl fl homt• with :! ••••••• •••••• •• •. ,... ..... _..i__,.replates. h ui.:t• k 111·h1•11. Least bpet11 e Balboa Island This l l>COroom 1·11llag1• rcpr{>ScnLo; a g1J41CI tnH•st mcnl uvporlunllY as a rl'r1lat unit. first homl' 1111 lhc island or JUSI futun• apprc<•1at111n ( 'n•at1vc f1nanl'lng a\·a1lahll· Of ft•rl'<i al $20!!.CMIO fi-14 70211 CorOM def M• 1022 loads or 1mµortcfl lilt· #ii ti a n 1 n t· r 1· ti 1 !t I \ man11·urt'll \'arr I llt-lu' m pt•a1·1• & · 1'11mf11rl on your pa1w & 1·n111y lh1· scrcnt' a t mosptll'rt• Tl11~ 1s a Mesa V1·nh• I lunw Wtlh eX{'t'llcnl l'USlllm realurt•" ('all Us a l 1714 1545 !11!11 lor uul standm~ term:.. lhat .1n• a\atlahlc ....•..••....•......... ,.. .................... , SO<! Acacia . $.137 .oou ti20 At'ac1a . $2116.~)(MI <'25 Fernleuf: S2m1.~100 Drive by, then 1·;111 Sara Marvin. Unique llomes tr75·5688: 675 liOllU wa~tu$~P .. ~• 711-1111 GOODVIEW Rest value in Coronu !lei Mar. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. newly ti ecoruted . Private beach. Ftt land. ·O..l~~.-1»-161._ SPYGLASS HILL fYOWMll Tota l y c u s tomized 12% ASSM. LOAN lmma1·ulale 3 Hdrm + honus room with har Nea r n e w earthto n t• l'arµets. shutters & new tile in k1lchen Lovt•lv yard with sloragt• ~he1i Asktnlot $168.000. For an appt lo see. call 540· 1151 -~~~HERITAGE REALTORS Hwctbogt• leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• POOL & SPA SIM!P.41 ...... N..--.&auon -1U-14h. SlZ>,000. Assume 18(),500 Isl at UY/r . R. E. Professionals 963-1377 2 Bdrm 1• ba condo. Buulifully upgraded w/dbl gar. Beach a rea. 538-3403 "<:ape Cod". Southport Model w /best ocean & llaht views. This 4,200 sq ft home incl 5 bdrm. 41111ba. formal din rm. ram rm, study. bonus rm lnlM I 044 & children's pl•Y room. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Extensive use ol wood panellna. wood floors. W o O d It r I d t e cwt.om Ules, c•r.,.U. • C..clo much mot:e. Priced •l 3 Bdrm, 111.1 b•lh. Lower -.ooo ~Ith Haum•ble end unil. Auum•ble 11l lat T.D. •l 11 ..... %. C•ll &2ndTDloana.Noqu1ll· owner for furlher In· fytnc St05 900 formaUon IM0-2115. · Att.'552:33311 .. ....,.., For S. HoiKH for S-. .._..,Fors. ..._..,For S.: 0..-IHI ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~'!'! .............. ~~~-~~~~ ............ !!~~ ... .,,.,. .. .c.. '°" s.t.... 1010 c lidtll ••••••••••••••••••••••• * *ESTATES 'fhtt fahulo u s WOOOBRIDG F. t:STATF$ ont.• of Irvine's best uddrnssl!s '. W t' art' JJroud to o fCe r t ht• folluw1nJ! t'Xt e pti o n a l 1u·o1u·rt It's • WASHIMGTOM Larj!est o f t h e !':states a nd undouhle rllv th e best ~fl foota~t· buy in Woodbrid~c. 2300 sq ft with it s own pool a nd s p a . S l94.900 • MADISOM Tht• most popular modl•I a nd l h t• only on1> presently ••Vatlahlt·' .hs11 mahl1• l11an too 5189,000 • LINCOLN Two to t'hoosC' ··············· ·· ···· ·· i··.;R··~··············· " ., •rtr 1 •00 ilSUMAIU L04M Condo. by owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 -ltd rm ·w-o-o iJ6r1du 11'-' auum 175 000 Nr C d -• I /T Civic Ctr. Joe.· .... .; ....... ,· • •ww• ••• ••• townhouse. 1111.900 Call or.._. .. ...,.,2 ...... -... .._..._ • ..a;.. 1700 All Thomplon Ml K7 .-r""' -or 644 .. 6125 ••••••••••••••• •• •••••• PVI' PARTY-Non realtor 100/oDOWM -... Pr1,.rty JOOO ·····-·················· ....... & lunlll• 2Cf Willi. 9.4 -X -ir0.11. (JWC Mt 9'~ W/21'/, down. Good loution. Rafferty ~ Lloyd Bk rs 003·55611 wis h es to purc hase I '/a YlilS ti(IW Bluffs Condo 3Br 2Ua Out of c--a.. 4 bdrm -hom e with 2 single 1to~y i"114 1 " ;:;'"'' llACHDUPUX 222~St lireal assumable Isl Spet·1al buy al $247 .500 ~u 1ck s ale Chuc k Sptller 631 ·1~ REALTO RS .. VIEW Spt•t.•tat'ular .i Hurm v11.•w hum c Fo rmal 1tin1n~ room Mslr Bdrm "111tt• <>wn1.•r will fin.;im·t· bat.hi. huae bad' yard. :ws.n24 E . M w h •1 A C. witlking distance to • ~es r rig t ••••••••••••• •••••••••• zsso schools & golf course IRc.-Propfrty 2000 OFFtCE ILDG $111i,OOO. Agt, 963·K182. ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• 16.000 sq fl. I + 11t•res 1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 130/o FtMAMCIMG 1s alre»dy set up for you to assume. No qualify mg. No lender fel.'S Sml I UNITS Wt•sl slde Costa Mes a . ~ood l0ond1t1on. inl'ome S40.llOO yr Pm ·t• $445.ooo Un vay ment SIJO.uuu OW(.' balanl·e al II'. down payment. Lr.: "e ,R€\TIG€ Bdrm excc s~c·aal t\ l'. pool, s pa Immel! 111· I HOME:\ e upa111·y 1.se 11pl1un • 8ubmil all off •r. ('· 11 ltt•al fo.~llllt.• In' 1·~tml'nl~ Les 5.5!l ~ ,,!,.;~ t\K~ 33:JJ W Coa:-.t 11"' y . :>.' B 645-6646 ground. just off llwy $. Oceani;ide . $250.000 will handle. 1 43.1· 1723 bk r OutofSt .. e "•rty 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40 A Sl'enk On•.:on Coast Elel'lnl'll Y. fe nn•d. oi.tl slumJm.: view al'1·ess1 hit!, owner 492 2•19'J R.dhtate ExchCllMJe 2IOO ..•...................• l r 11m ' l.ari.~1· rt'i•r \<J r ds u nd 11p g rad1•:... galo rt• P11·k· vour !'olor :-.dlt'llll' at th(• g r1•at ' fffl l'l' of • RED CARPET 754-1202 FAMILY DELIGHT Lovt'ly 1·uslu m 3 Hdrm famil y ruom homc 1n ~real Tus t in area Completely remudch:1I anti beaut1f1tll} 1Jcn1rat ccJ Tastefu l ust• of s l a 1 n 1• d i.: I a s s a n ti APPLE VALLEY Ncar new 4-l'lt•ll . <! hdrm. 2 balh eaC'h umt ~1th 1'1repla<·c. cnd11s1·d l'al111. JoulJle .:arai.:~· Slti:>,IMMI U 111 Ii run d ~ . f( 1 t r . U7~>·6161 ~1ai,:n1f11·cnt 1!i35 l)odgt· ,, 11u,..1 n t's:.man Coupe ·· N1•.:11t1ate "fur tradl' 1m 5161,000 NO QUALIFYING p r ti \' l' ti II r II I' l' ,. I '!' l..01.:una. San < ·t .. m e nlt• I' I l H 11 x 14 3 II • JEFFERSON a :wo :...q ft Charm in.: 3 Hd rm l't•rurisula hoUM' t J.!Ut'~l urnt 1111 1•xtra largt· 1111 Ownt·r nl'eds lo sl'll anfl will l1slcn 111 all uflt•r:-. i;n•al exlslinl.! fman1·1ng I 'l.1~ a ll t-: & In' ''"I rn1·nt Strathmort·. t 'a !1:1:.>tii :idd1tton h1ghl1g ht s this o nt· lt:n·I <.•ttadwd honw For lt•ase at $850 p1·r mo or 1·an lit' pur<'has NI for :.kyh.:hl Sl52,51MI _________ 1 Re..tals . ...................•.. don osen 16 UNITS FULLERTON Houses Furnished 5178,000 n •altot 'i ...............•.•..... JtWOOOBRIOGE REAL TY 551 ·3000 S64!l .5Ull Xlnt 1·1·nt al ITl'll AT l'l{(lSl'Elvl' an•a f(,.nl!'I ,,,.,. fo" Tl 'STl:"l . 1:11 :1111 $$5.0110 t 1.1n·~1·111 111 ASSUME LG. LOAN 1·umt• Slli0.11110 1l11wn. a~ I ll1lrm 1•1m<lc. t'll1:-.1• l\J s unw S2:ill.Oflll Ii.I ;1\ II 11 a ,.: II ''., p 1 1 :1 I Other Real Estate II'>', OWi' halam·1• 673-1900 Balboa Peninsula 3107 ...........•...••...... t 'harming 5 hdrm , :1 hath l1<1ylronl w11h :ix ltu;,t float S ltillll 11111 lltll I ;ru111ly, fi75·fi Iii I 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••I **MUST SELL! Wootihr11J~l' cl1•gan1 :1 &lrm :!1 > Ila allal'ht•d home OH·rl1H1k mg 1111111 and vark 1':Xl'l·:1.u::-.n TEllMS J\ VJ\ I I .A 111.1-: $1aH.51Hf ~'''db ridge Realty I ;,5 1.:iooo I 1920 Rarranru l'I..~ \. lr\111•• C /21 Newport Cntr. 760·6767 I I l TURTLE ROCIC I PRESTIGE LIVING I t\l'I no~· It .'011 11•1 atwav~ l'l a11lt•1I '" 11"11 ·•I hc1m~ tn lh1., numht•r 0111· In tnt· a1111r,....... lwro· .., your 1·hann" W1· an· 111 f1·r1ni.: a h1-.111l 1t11I ,I hdrm. film rm d1a1 nH•r 111 lop ntnd1t11m 1111 onlv Sl7!l.!"10U \0 1•1 ,. pl'I\ .11'1· lcK·at111n . I ht• pr11·1· 111 du1k~ tht• la11d a111I 1111· IJ573 CAMPUS Da· IR~U4E STOP, LOOK SETTLE DOWN m this bcuul1ful llerklt·~ modcl 1n fl1•s irahl1· t:ollcgt• l'ark I lldr111 :1 Ba and 1·t•ntral mr """ mi.: only Slfi."1.tl!Ml. e-~ Hl\NCH HI /\l TY !1!il 2000 •••College Park (;n·at ~.~~r~~•'lt' 1111,, I t •ufllJJh•h1I\ l t,1 rul'\hecl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'1 •• 1 ,11111 ,11;1. w t·111 ,, ' I ti.4abile Homes *Cote Realty .\111\1· 111 11 m1 h1·t111 .. 1 ForSme I 100 " In t I o. \ c•s mt•nt t.,..l"rll\\ 1'111:-.l'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• C /21 Newport Cntr. S;m J11a11 (';iµo S55.1rn :! 640·5777 Hr :! Ba 1411!1 :-.q It ll ~.,., 760-6767 olu. Agt : .. 11 ri11:i2 BREAD & BUTTER Eastbluff Deluxe Thal 's whal lht'M' 7 un1h Jrt• llnapµ1ux1mall•h •, Newport Beach 3169 .......•..•....•....... I fir In llal'k ll;,i' .ir1·u 1'11111 & I g ha t:k ~ rtl l'a111ally rum Yrl) IM· ;n all SI 7•JIJ mu 1;.11 1m;:1. ~•IH <l:IUI I'\ l'~ & I.I kt11b 11·11cvl'l 4 ll1lrn1 :!'~ lla l lit•aUI >' wl11d1 11wlu1'4·~ It/.! fJ1111I » 1ut1111 hardwood f1110~1·i. 1r1 d111 Ill/.! rm. It~ 1111-: 1111 ,\ k1lt·ht·11 t't•11tral .111 ,y l0 lt-1·1rtt· i.:ar:q.t•· """" • ·ncr. J\sk m • lfi0,!JIM1 :. lklrm "•'"". 111 H1I It··· l.111 d '; r I' a I I ,. I Ill ' Sll11w., 111..1· ;.1 11111tlt•I l1rtt·1·d l1kt· a 11\\'1 at Sll!l l~•I ll1111i.:h1 :11111111111 I •EXCITING• J1·n· l'um 1·1111•11l 111 .111 Hous~s Unfurnished U a 1 r !'I I I' ;" It •\ I! t t>:ll l:!lili :\1111>1·:1. l'~:HFEl'T Ihm De Ania I Bayside VillaQe lJhl w1Ut· :!Br. 2B!'L 1·111'1 1 pun·h 1·1ir lut Greenleaf Pri Estate Sale lh'aulfful 2·lxfitl lla1 n11g11m ll"rnl'. 2Hr <!Ila tam rm, 111 l"osta '.\IP,..;i ,.. 1111·1~15:-.lar park Special Buy fW,au11(ul Ii.: 1·u:-.tom111"cl 2-·l,.fill \'tktnJ.! I lmn1• :!llt ii< t•11l'111~t·tl pur dt I 11 1.al!una lltlb 1111'"'' ;, -.tur park 1 .I t-:>1J!'1!J • CLASSIC MOBILE HOME SALES :!i'flli llart111r Sit•:!•-• \ ''"r'-:. Thrc1· :! Ill<. l11u1 I llH. l!••icl lei m :-. \\Ill 1·1111 ,llfl•r lrarll• '.\fr:'lla:-.h H1·,tlt~ 1~1:! 1:cw . 1:1:.! 1;r,;x l<t-:STt\l H.\:"'I II \l.Uf),\ ISl..\:":ll ~:\1'1·lll•nt ~1.1111 SI liw.c lttJll l 111'11ld•· ... l.111ol t1tdci.. a ll 11 xt111·t•:-. r 1t1•11 ll'h-t I llll r111 ;q1t l·'ull pr11·t· sr,110.01111 1'"1 ... 1 " 111 1· ;,i r r' to" l.111 • ,. " s1u 1.tio1.1;," 11 /("'-P~EH IGE I HOMES llt·.ol 1-: .... ,, .. I 11\ l''t llH•flh :i:i:i:1" I 011a.,1 11 \\ ' '\II 645-6646 ASSUME I 0° o LH. ..••...••••......•..... Balboa Peninsula 3207 .••.......•.....••..... 01·1•a1tf1'1111t 1·1ol t .11-:1·. lh1lrrn. :!ha 11111 k1ll'l11•n. ~fi~I 11111 ht la.,I. :);jt~I ...,.,. l:r.1 :11:1X or Ii 1:1 :! lli!I fh·t·a11l111nl :! ''' :t 111 Sl:!l~I llllf) rl) \i.:1•111 1;-;:1 :1·1111 Corona del Mar 3222 . ...............••.••.• :1 lklt tn!-So ol 11" ' I ',., ultl s 1:r.:, trlll :.:iii 1 1~.:1 :1tw :!~I ) l • .lt:i 1111 park ~ X :1 II Ill 11 I fl II lit-I 101111µ1• Ii i :1 XX.!:I ••;:. 11:r1 .I 111 :! I l.1 t 1 111. 1 ·111 1.,.1 1-:._u ~-;f~, ,t.n 1.c:n .,, 1ii:1 K."1.~• H111h COST ... MES" :..~··. llU\'111 lll':JI' lo1 ('.1h "'!' ... l'\l'JI II II .. I 11 I•\ :-.lt1111•1 ·l111 .! i.t11111 tl<'ll :..'11\ll Kl Sk\ltllt• :•111 I "' 1 ' t • \'• I . II .• . I f lllllhl'llH 11 ... 111 \ I i.11 \ 1 111111 I I\ ' '""' ~······ .11 I 1"11" n•• pt•h \\ .1 I. \ . . . l•• -.upi'fllhll i.PI ~1 'l."tll IJ lkr.-11•1 lllo.1 ,:11, 'I'll\ l"'I 11111 J!•'lll 1., .I .1.l.1 I BES.TVALUE ~nll'r~'~'~.~10111 "° 11"111'' \1 1111111• !1 11111<• 1•,,, ~ 1costaMesa 3224 IN NEWPORT ! :-.alt.,.. .• ~ •. J.1~1 I "u 11 .1 ' ·1 ,. ' '' ~ I" 7 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ('l1f l ll;t\t'll l'u11cl.1 :! ii.'lr.itl .. r tt01111, 1 Iii , 'IJi.11'1'~ $!1."1111~•· $:!."•"'"~' :1 lwlrm I ll.1 ·:;,,-,.,11ra11i.:•· h~l1111 I dl'tt, $1."1!1,!-,011 IJ!t•i·;ih;ina \tlu'11.., 1. \I 1111 1;11ar.111t1·,. 111 , .1,11 \\1• Dll. S.t•1;, 111" Kid~ FOR SALE· l .. 11 l:t' ,.., 111.!ltl 1. .... 1 11111 s111.:1m 1;;:J :1H21; <Ill ... , ... It : 11 •i 11 u.lt.j "" "''pk t.·111 \Id ALL OR PART ·"·ul..1hlt· uul nt 1111h 111 ,.,,., ;;1.! :!.!t ·~ '"' II\ llrl\t' I>' •ii~• 11w1:1 hi WOODS COVE c '111nmu1111~ 1•••1 Im d~ IWanl Ad llt'lp" 64l-S67H • 1 "'1"'1 1~1-.1 & 1.511 111•1ghh11rh11111I I< 11 It I . DUPLEX & 1 \l!I 1;1:11:11M1 1 income Properly 2000 I Warn \d Hi·-.ulh ••I:.! ;,1;;<; :"1·~11•1rt lll'IJ.!h\-.. :.! 111 . GUESTCOTIAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ll11pl1·\ l'r11.1l1• \.1rtl S40 1 II\ tlW\;l-:Jl ll.1111111 \'11•\\ 1 \:I ) 1 ·~:·1:-, $:t.'i:, c;., ,\ ( 1 1 ,000 D.?1 WH11 1 ',1rnwl :lllr .! Ila 1.1111 1 I ~.1i.-1 p.11d 1,1:1 :.!::.••• 11 rai.:t•111,... 1r •:1 .,.,, M · 25 UNITS ftWfWr "\ 111111 :-.1.~111!111' I rnt .,:;..,rl,I Ml "•ti 1•a11·~ "'" I ·rn ·I 1 ·... 1 t • CO ..... DO APPROVED l.u~11n :! Hr .! ll.1 Ip cll1I \11l1q1w fl•H1I., \\'tnd11\\-.. .' "'.'' ·~ t'.:'-•1 I 1"'11 11. •• 11111.11 t '••tllll'' l•"t i•I• 1 hi.I .1.ll•'> 11r 1~11 71..11 () I I 1!•11 .111111111 p.1t 111 :-,1•1:1 .. , \\ n t • r n1 o ' 1 11 g 11 11 11 ., t : 1 t 1 • :\ I'> I I II ti I '11:!.i..!'.~I ·~ ''," 1 1 1 11'11 1·' 1 I ~"~s>ort lll•1i.:hts 1.111 t1H1 appn1\ :ti fur :Iii 1·111Hto ·~ Tl'11lal1\ t' ~1.11u1 1\ 11"11"' ta \., k . . • I I' I X:i:l 'I.' ~I •. r I ' X.I" Iii s.1111.1 ,\11;o ::.1.,K.IMllJ r :11·1 111 :1p l'll'l'I :11 Jo I) ;>. gr11:-;s ·" '"" '" 1 -1·;.tl1;.111111 0\\'Jll'I' wtll c ;irr.' 1·ontr~ll't al JO' :\ L~a Bch Charmer BY OW ..... ER ()uall P l:w1· 1-:xc ·lli~"·c· l.1 g I lld ho mt• 111 "0011;" 1"'11 .11.l'<J 11r tw.11'111·~ .! I 1 pll•;. "' f.1h11lt111:-. ~I"' ''·"111w 11 ',.. S:!!•!I :11111 c .. 1 I I I ':ii rwk Tt·1111r1• 1i:t1 I :!fiti Agl W1•i.ll'l1ff :I hr. 2 h,1 I""'' :.2"11\ 17111\ ;,~,..11 111 111:111 Nu.11-:t:-li·I:.! 71111 DOVER SHORES ' Iii\ Y F HONT 1 llr !'1h.1 Newport Beach I 069 Luxury II\ m).! m 1111altl~ •••.••................. HEIGHTS I''' 1•ly :1 llr :! 11;1 h1111w on lri.t lot w111t a IJl'autllul p1111I E"'1•ll li11\ :.ii Slll.'1.tU I (~utt·'k t'M'l'll\I t 'hu1·k S511llc·1· fi:ll l <!fili l~iZ~I~ HEt\LTOl<S Harbor Vu Hills I k'1·an 1 u. :1 lillrm :!':Ila .l rnr l!·•ra~1· S:l:!5.tll"I e1111st ruc·l1'll hmt~t· \' t·r~ s pl' 1" 1 at r 1 11 a n ,. 1 n ~ SI .i~10.CMMI H• I(; EltS It ~:Al .TY NEWPORT CREST l'rim1· frrrnt un11,.. 1-·1111 I H 0 II t' g I) 1· 1• a n & l 'alalma \'11•14 T"" 111111,.. a\ ;11lahk :1 lldrm~. l'lost• 111 IHHll and lt•n111s c·uurt~ ab11 ·" ailahll' C /21 N. •port Cntr. ~ s n.,___ 760-6767 ~~~------1 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 759-9221 t/uamt :1 Brlrm. 2 hath. rt•rrniclcl1'1I hom<'. ft•atur Want Ad Resulls 642-56711 1044 .....•.......•........• 12 MICE UNITS 9.6 x GROSS -FULLERTON Hl•nb <"an hl' rahwd o n lht'st.• "l'll loc·att'<i bre ad & butter units :"o nt•w f 1nunl'inJ! rt•<1u1red Takl' .s uh.il'<'l to t.•xisting loans and own er w ill <·a rr\' balarwt• at 12'. with 25'; d own. <'all fnr <ktails . Principals onl~ 4-PLEX MESA VERDE Pri<k of own1•r s h 1p !"l'W r oofs. drapt•s . l'<•riw ls w ithin 2 ~·<1 a rs . Hc•nts twlo" markN L ots of up·sicfr po t 1• n t i a I Pr i 1· t• d r 1 g ht . no \'<Jl'iJ11t'1t•s in la.st .''t•ar Call for d e t ails PLUMBING/HEATING BUSINESS APPLIANCE STORE 2 .st•parate h usin l'ss o pportun1t1l'.s for the e ntrepre neur. An appliance .s t orl' o r plumhing a n d h «alinl.! hu.siness. Wl'l I t'St a hlished. Ca II fo r dt•lails CHARMING TOWNHOUSE .; 111 :! 11.i S11t1!lo• ''"' .' ut.i •. 1·;t1 .-u,• lu:-.••d g.11.11.!t' ('11111111u111I\ 1111111 $."1:!.'l 11111 1;:11 lo'rMt \..,!.. lur Huth KIDS/PETS OK E Sith·. f,.11,·,•d ~ .1rd i.: a r a I! l' :.! II r ••I:! 2.'1111. l~lli IK-IH ::o l l.1 ••••• '\!-:\\ :t 111 :!1,· llu t ft·1•a n ' "'" Spa i.:ar;ii.:l'. t'lt S!MMI , $51111 S f> :!:!-1:1 l'a1·1i II' 1\\ l' II I II Ii Ii 4 :! i i I :1 11 r 5-IX 11-11;, 3 Ille :! B.1 t-:.1,..bttlt• l'J>l:-. •Irµ .... p 11111t m11 .\:.k tor 11111. :'>lli 5Kli41 Ill'" S.'>:1~. a)!I H I r In ~h· .~II , ..... rl t• l;aroknt·r 1nt'lud1·d ."\;t·" I~ rl1·•·11ra t 1·d Si .111 K:tt t!r.!I ~1<:1-; h~I'. :11tr. lg1· II\ rm. cltn rm. d1 •n " "..t har . t•nt·I g;ir. f'n1·d 'rd. 1111l'hthlrcn,1111 Pl'l' ~.1111 :\\ .111 I IC. (';111 ,., ,.,.. f;I:! IHO:I ~lt~a tlt'I :\1ar I 111 ~ l1a . 1011. Ill'" 1·r111 & paml. watt•r 1-tar1h •n1•r poo l ma1nl 1nl'I . $11 2~> ~j ti/>15. !!7!1 :jll7!1 macnab I irvine realty lfl/.! H•µaral l' ramtl y r oom, 2 f1n•pla1•1·s. hardwood floors. m •;ir 111'w roof. l'oppt•r plurnh 111.:. H V al't'l'S~ 211', down Owm'r will 1·arry all the fmanl'mi.! at 13' •. mtC'rest As kini.: 522.5.IJUO. Call f>40 1151 ~HERITAGE OWNER LEFT 3h d . 11:.i ba. 21:!vr s . old. Pridc of Ownership. Nt'c·rl fast sale . P ool. spa. n t•ar So. Coast Plaza. Walk to Sl'hools . Owne r will help fina nc e'. (;rl'at lnv('.stm c nt. 5 Hr. hon us rm. nt'" I~· paml~>d. l'lcan & ~harp l'cls & k tels < ,K S7fl41 •I Br :! Ua . fam ily rm. 1111 <•urpc.•L'I & patnl (;real Mt•s a Verdt• l111•at111n $700. Holh a\ ail 1mmt·d ftefs requ1re1I 751 :m11 . ('\'CS !J79·68<J6 A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY TIULY IEAUTIFUL! Turtle Roc k Hig hlands popula r Lusk MacGr egor fT!~el. 4BRS, s unke n f amily room. eatin~ area in kitche n . formal . • REALTORS ...... c.istrmo 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 UNITS FINAMCIMG IUILT-IN IYOWNER 12 U nits for on ly $295.ooo. s Rreuthlaking panor a m ic Buildinj!S on 3 lo ts . Good fininrinj? ~-=SELECT I PROPERTIES -dinin~ room~and-.Af~ ~Wirltf rm w /loft. Upgraded throughout. Excelle nt financ ing. $289.500. Marv Lou M a rion 642-823.5. (X-58) · o<·ean view or l>an_a..+411~buill·in. Ple nt't' of pot e ntial. C lose to -ffifbor · "'SlJf't'la'('UI owntown 'SanRCr na.r<lTno :-a or cu.'ltom17.ed 3000 sq. fl. 5 d"ta i" ls·. Bdrm +rel real. $911.000 ~ in upRrades. As~umuble 10 1t1,•; financinR . $299.500. 33801 Avenida Cahta. SJ C. 714·496·5275. Open House 1 s Sunday. Hr<-tba. l52 K nox--5t- 1-:.s1de. $595 ut 1 I 1 n t' Drl\'e by, <-all 64~-7009 CUSTOMIUO OIAM4HTIH HOMll Plan 4 Patio h ome, la rge m aster BR w /walk-in c loset • ./formal dining rm , den/loft , professionally decorated & landscaped. pool side location and much m ore. $150,000. Barbara Grounds 551-8700. c X-59> 711-1414 C~Va//4y C.,... 641.UJI '°' Do.. """- 111-1700 Woochidqe (..,i., 644-61M Hobot Vlaw ,.,.. .. ' MISSIOMPARK 4 Big fa mily home with 4 bedrooms. 3 bittha. In· credlble backyard, wet· bar •nd It s hows like a model. Ownl!r"will help rtn•nc e . t'ull pri c e Sl•.150. Call 861-2407 or 831-090 • SELECT PROPERTIES QUAIL PLACE PIOPHTIES 752-1920 We h ave a rew openings ror qualified. dedicated professionals who a r e interested in joining 9ran ge County's rastest growing income property Real Estate operations. Quail Place Properties (714) 752-1920. 2 story JBr <!Ba, dbl 1111r $5415. Pets'& kids UK. 683 Darrell. Drive by a nd call 645· 7009 MISAVllDE RVG•le & Slab 48r. 2Ba. frplc. 18501mo. Aal m.111110. IBr. I& yd, sm dot OK. "5C> mo. + l200 1tt dep. Seut 238 E. 22nd St. 3 Br. 2 e.. Prime E .1lde loc:. Wilk lo 1hop1 •1mo. MZ·OMI. : . • t'\Jlt'TOM IN'I t.:Mh>M l'Attf'•:NTRV tt1 J•r 1142 _.. .tll Yr• th1111••lt"I Hra>••r I ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• l '•r.,et \.'art' ur ·1,.1 .. UarO.nan11Landacap1n1 Ma• 1,JUaht)' woalr. only. 'rr«'-t rim ., rem ove. \hamv1111 ''"""' 4 t..111 • l1•an uvi. t•ree est furn ).t4I u:.'111 lt.>a.:.unalrle 7!12 1349 HAADWOOD n.<>0"5 Cleaned 6 Waxed Al\ytjme. 13:2·'811 S. A tlunw <lfrllt' ''°"' l>t .... ~--""/COM.r... TIHS e\ I Ii I !I CN4 !Kl! 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T removal. yd clean·up1. .. , "'' SOVIE l"llAIC IO.N11\ I\ 11'1· t>U .fHll 1 ... 1 "1 .. 1> ...... u .... 11111. k I d. JI I I' " I I • " I ~ 1:AKUt-:N MAINT I \'(11 'leltll uv. Trtt Tnm 11\lOI! ~ lt711Y, 4 llµm Pa.iaUnJ., Papertna Hal Plumbin1111-2030 haulin&. concrete, dirt HauJ,cleanup,contrete HOl•..WttlMj Wallpaperremoval --------· J1mCorum63J-4SJO removal. Dump truck. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Guaranteed f'.0 .... ..... --------- t'A l'lll':tt .\...,,>Ill Quickser v.642-7638 !Want to take long vaca· PaulCutler962-J006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• T ....... • --·· lion ? Engineer will ! --------PvtPmlBoxService •••••-••••••••••••••."• iCtfl t'I l''I I I ''an.b, ~ 'lt•Mnuv!i Lawns • • OfH I t'l•• '-'1•1 t. l'·•l 111' llRT•Y I aq,..11tr ~ 1w'" .11111 1 ,. nllJllt-1 t•t,.11>. M l 111111\ 'hl\t•"'·~)~ tll .~ .. ~ ... I ..... , p,.""" ·I.I I 11 I I ('0111vll'lt' Yard Main I <'II Ii 111' C ~· r CC 1-; S l RACKHOE/SKIPLOADi: hou1eut. Reply Ad 30% Disc lhru Feb, ntElllAILROOM·24hr MathTutor-Jr.,Sr .m11h 0 U M P T R U C K J\nlwer •376, 642·4300 24 Perfectionist. I do my 2aJO E Cat Hwy Cd~-N 8 Student.a. J •ne, 76().8628. ()0 IT N<IW l'\' ... TllM 1 \UI'\~ r-.. e\l,,.11<1•1111,.h·I ll1·11"11 , J •I J(t•Ut"f .tl luu I ' \I "" 1h .. 11'41 I II •• I "i> •1••·" ~ l'•h!llih" •11,: l\JI I t)oil lwti 111 h k S E R V I C E R E A S . hrs. ' own work. Curt 978· J3t• M0-03t0 or &M·4481 1136-SUO ext. 256 ••'-'-*• ''OW Dail~ Ptluc I • 111t•t1l 111111 ~ 1'w RATES. 642-0239 ext lOCM -----• -- L..ckapilMJ laaftat T,,... S..-•lce ~1'>-h•t' lllft'I k •I I k4'Pfe.ettl•IHr W 1o1 I. I• I J II 11 ·--•1111.1h•, •.Jl ,D\:1!1 "'-' c_.. ~ic• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pa.intin4 & wallpaperin1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-:.Xiwriem·ed ad market ••••••••••••••••••••••• Renovating-Rototilling lo prices, guaraateed New ., recoven. Repair Fut accurate typing on •......•.•..•••..•...•. HJ.H71.eat ll I Cc.troctor int( Ul'l'utivt! w ' metha M.,8WinlerSpec1als' Sprinklers -lawns-clnups work, Jot> 642-9614,1 specialisl /llay·buay IBM Correct/Selee\rac, nJ)t'rtcnc·t> wlll t·rcate Cleani ng, pain ting. Dave642·4853 548-1436 prices. Reliable. S48·0512 other secretarial work . ....................... ....................... ~~r.!.~:~~~ ....... . lt,•\l!>:h 1'111.11111111: ...... ~ u u "lt '"I"'" It 'u&J •k 111 t H• 1 111 • l1 t1 ,.,, •I '-'""l ud!> m a rkt'lrng carpentry. Li e .. bonded. 8ud646·8481 --· ---• bu11ness letters. re -.JJ.-:. lctt't>r!>. radio spots. est. ~26(M. 979-6149 Sitve $$$ QUALITY ROO•'ING sum es. e tc. Karen ....................... 11cw,ldh:r... bro1·hures -----· · t1•M'f Reliable quality, re-Alllypes,freeesl. 67~1230 JJWJ I' H l'all 675 l23U Hol•Kle•h 1J 1••••••••••••••••••••••• al(Jnabh: prices. r ef. Wes Vasa. MC. ~1 ·59 'Prolessional Typist It's 'iiw11~· & •tt "'" , 1, .. .. l Uh•t ltt li>:fllt IHI 'l .... hi llrt•«"••>• pa1 ti.in ..: 1111 repair.. ,,..1,•u .. .tm.c ....._..., ~ptw.lt t>tO .wfi I I 11 11 I µI (1, 111111 Iii• ... h '""'I ' '"'l I 1111 j1lt•111 \ I•• Q f/14 ' I l ~Ill •r:, " ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cust om brick , s tone. 77(}7412. HARBORROOFING Want a REALLY CLJ::A:'nCrete . stuno --------· my job lo make 10ilr: l 'lt.aJ1 II\ 1111 1111 l1Jll . l l!I \,to I Ill fi o41 I "LI> 11 Be<tricgj i lv 1 h1 s,., '•u \J • ••••••••••••••••••••••• TM FWtm D .. ail \ ompl auto Jeta1hnt(, l'l & t.ld11· t'all thc l'l'11t.. ti4ti ;a'i6. 673 7!16!1 HOUSE? Call Gingham!' l:t.efs Freeest ~994!1'.! Pamlmg&Papering Scnas words look g re-.:t. • t;irl l"ree est. 645 5123 Cabinet RefinishiQ« ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-0620 ' .. ,..; ... ' o l 1111111J t. 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Scltoela ' •••hcfiH• Directory cell ,..... Griffifft, 642-5'71 ezf 322 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF MEDICAL & DENTAL CAREERS MIOlCAI ASSISflNG MEOICAl SECRET ARY MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER DENT Al ASSISTING (RDA) DENTAL TECHNICIAN EM ERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN ltchnocol ~hoeh ... t•·•·,.l• ,,., ......... #11 v ... .ir ,.,, •·d•••lf, ... , ..... d \t1,1Cf1>ftl i • .,,,.. ,, .... ""' u UOI °"911•11 Stllll l ot Mt n & Wo,,..n All A9u '"-"• ,., c.11.., l roclowrt ' ,? -'EM IRVINE GYMNASTICS PARK f••·U1.,h•t Nern f tJI i h 1.,., h I 1 t t.. 'IV"B\J "i.f' l\qo•~ •I II. 1111 t .. ,, ''"tA'. "''•4 a.tJ"•UE'l•l•on c•·su-1211 ,_ • .., .. ..._ •BALLET •TAP • JAZ.Z • MODERN DANCE • CHILDREN • TEENS • ADULTS ....................... c ...... ST ART THI MIW YIAI l l•H'I' ''TRIM TO IHYTHM" Ht I Yorlltoww An . ........,_ IHcll Jt15' W uf Rrt.rif\unf MUI IO S 1t1nny t•tr11en R91tAU,enl -962-5440- PRIVATE TUTORING READING Experienced reacher . 1nnova11ve program . personalized 1nstruct1on home Ages 5-8 @ Clasaes Start Feb. 16 & M1rch 16 ht Session frff DAY & EVE. CLASSES ca11 for appt. -] SOUINEU CAllfNlllA COll!CE or ~llCAl & DflllAI. CMUIS ~ 828-5805 aft. 6 P M " 1111 s moa11um SI AllAllUN. Cl m M -.:i::::%l63S~·~·--..... id • .I ···JJ~· EU Ml NATE LEARNING PROBllMS We Offer: Specialized Programs Designed to Help Students Who: • Dislike School or LeornlnQ • Become Confused Easily &)) • Daydream in School CV • Feel Lost • • Feel like a Failure • Hove Poor Grades • Learn Slow ly • Don 't Know How to Lea rn Tutoring or Remediation in Language Skills, Comprehension, Phonics, Math, Spf3c1o l Shirly fJrogrorri$, m rJ Counsehn(~ /I.vi iilnbl~i Algebra . THE STUDENT IMPROVEMENT CENTER A UtVl\H)"4 .,, ,,,.,,,, ·~ Call Today--642r9088 • PRl'\/A TE SISSIONS AVAll ABlf •DAV & E'\/ININO Cl ASSES •FREE Pl AC(MENT ASSISl ANCl • RESTAURANl SCHOOlS OF TODA¥ • I &36c:sas2 I :z 13245 HARB<>ft BLVD. (SUITE Kl GARDEN GROVE JIMMIE DEFORE DANCE CENTER DAHCH -CHOllOGIAPH• MASTH TIEACHB TAPP-JAZZ BALLET MODERN 641-8403 BEGINNING T .. OUGH ADVANCED 3723 llRCH, NEWPORT IEACH JOLEE MILLER · \1" \ I I• \l'.f'" I 111 111 •'- openings for students of all .a ges a ncl l eve l s . Gra du a t e W est m i n s t er C h o i r Col l ege, Prineeton. ;-.J . .J. 546-6985 ~~~r:t.r:i~.n.t:.~ .... ~~ ............ ~?~.~ ~~~:!~.~~~:.~ .. !!~~I ~::-.. ~:!!>.?!'!".~.~~~~. ~~~:.~~!~! ..... !~.~~ ~~:.~~ .. ~ ..... !~.~~ ~~!':'.~.~~!~~ .. !~.~~ ~ity 5005 S. I 0 I t ·m fl •••• • • •••• ••• •• • • •• •••• ~wpor+ Beach 3869 :II II t 11• t' :c n t r" 111 F1·m to ~hart• :Jhr. <!ha h"t' · ' .a .. una . 1'1"!" 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Dys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M.S-645!1: cvsiWll lMW <!bdr m , <!ha 1•o n<111 on COHDO, SOUTti SIDE Uppt!r 2bctr m. 2ha. frplt-. pool, jar. n11{ht tennis. s:>so;mu. 752 K462 ... lsuwnl1 Fwnishff arURfw'ftillwcl 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sawind Village North Shon· of Tahot'. Fully furn fl min from North Star $1(Hl1wkly Y57 ~1:!26. 5311 3!146 Hl'rl Larj.!l' Bai.: He a r L'ubin 1'<101 table.'. 1·olor TV, 2 frpk s . sips 14. !'>45·6!116 IHOIAH WELLS Ha1·quel C lu b . t ux I bdrm & studios. Avail fnr Hoh !lope Classu.'. 497 ·4253. New 1"'2 bdr m luxu ry adult aptll in 14 plans from $415, 2 bdrm from S..\05 + p ools , te nnis . -wamnms . ironns:· Gas'llh""1n•9harr·-fl00- ror rooking & he a tln l( ····~·······~······~··· paid. From San Diego Moving? Avoid de posits & l"rwy drive North on rut living expenses ~ Beach to Md"adden then Proresllion a lly s i nc e Wesl on Mc Fadden to lint. Se a w ind V I 11 a 1o1 e HOUSIMA TES !714>1183-519tl. 832·4134 I .bd apt Laguna Buch >'.•~ baal11. $475 ulll in-~"!?~..: 497 .34117 • • Nr O CC-UC I. S h are 6bdrm. 3ba beaut hom e with s tudents. Avail now. Beau 873-4697 . ;\l F IU -1~1 s hr ~1hr. 2hu, hs•· t' ~1 Spa N r S< · l'law & 1-'r11.y s:ioo s;i2;, Shr ullls. &ll-4!1 1:l Roommate to shr 2Br apl al Vista Ul'I Lai:o <'M S:!!IO mo xtras ~1411.02011 lk sp. l"cm 27 shr Ill'"' plush twnhse w n.•sp wor kin~ l'l•m al1• Un lx•hevahlc rooms. O\'l'I' loo king h r uuk & wat l'rfall. P ool. s 11a . lake. ell· $:!50. Nwpt t 'M area. 645-632.'i Mature l"em to sh r . fully furn d t w nhse. Npl llJ:tS . $2511 I':\ I'S 646-7555 Avail l"eb Isl i''cm nun smoker to sh r Ueaul. lrl( 212 bdrm. hs~ an CdM. $34 5 i n <' I . u I t I K 1 Ill 64().7598 ate-wanted ·nr~ha tux 2bdrm a pt. N.8 Ocea n view. 759·1211 ext 316dys. 673-5425 evl's. Mal. t' to shr furn texc·epl for bdrm I 2br. 2ba, CdM apl. QM> + •11 ulil t S200 dep . avatil. 11 22 18 1 640-4200 e xl 26 days, 7~1L86eves ....,. 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Li Beach Motor-Inn. ,f"o . P 1c lflc Coaal •' , l.a1una Be1c h. • Weekly, Kllr hen fo'em non-smkr r m mle lo shr Mw condo In Irvine f' e m 1 I e n e e d s w/same . resp, clean . m ale /fe m a le to sh r 24-34 ZV.bdr m1. 2111ba . 2bdrm fum bayfronl ron· MOO/mo. C1ll Kim after do. Non-ll'noker . d bl t'lr 5/dndl 780-lZll 1¥ailable. Lo• winter ........ ""9j ..... --~~~~~~-- 11r . di s h w a1 h er , --- wuh e r /d r yer In c l. flnd what you want In ~~~ SPM.. Daily Piiot Cl111lfleda. _ 'I ... # ......... , t•""i BUSTING AT THE SEAMS? Elt>i:anl 3700 sq rt oHtcc hlcli:. m do11.ntown llU :-.lcwer bid .: w ons1lc parkm~ Call. H 1-:U CA HI' 1-:T 11!13-13.'il KOLL CENTER NEWPORT Elt>ganl cxet·utivt• suite~ m prt>stii:e loca tion. With c• o m 1> I c l t• s u p p o r l st•rvil-es. 714 1115111681 "THE" EXECUTIVE SUITE 1"1111 servke oHil-es m Newport C<'nler 640 5470 PLAZA EXECUTIVE SUITES "Then• is a difrerem·e. ·· 714 /,752-0 2 34 2082 Mit•helson Dr. 11212 2021 Bus mes:1 Cntr •213 -STA1f'B1- RIGHT wflh UN .. Office• atU•M--. y ..... Special rotes ;f teo\etJ by Dt>c I 5 1980 ·500 12{)) Sc+ Ft. Up 10 I mo Free Rent Wet Ba1\ Wolei fronl Se1t1nq11 &1S..U •DELUXE OFFICES* From I room up tu 2JCM> sq. rt. I.ow rall'S. No least' required. 2172 Uu· Pont Dr. Adj /\1rporh·r llotel. 833-3223. !l·ll OFFICE/RETAIL Spal·e a vail on Coast llwy. Newport Bt>ac·h. approx. 55,0tM> cars J>l'r day pass t h is hx·atiun. ~7100 AJRPORT ARfo:A. U1r <'h & Bristol 225 lo 750 sq fl. From S200. No lease re· q!11~~7.!!_lli __ OHk e Spa<'e fur lease. Sha re r ecep .. t·onf. rm & kitchen. 640·5060. 525 Sq. fo't. offi<'e C. M Sm a ll sh op p ing cnlr .· ulil. -I Parkin g : $250/mo. 556-4181' 64-4. 222ft Unique Bayfronl Office. !MX)', 673-1003 ------.. S071WWMrM.I, Great lon tlon, pio1bld1. t.ou ~ parkln1. 11s sq n. 900 mo. JOO sq ft. DIG mo. (714) ..... lcw t21J l •911 ty. a <'. f;C"I 24110 Slf rt 50!i , 31st St tm·i.t lo Bank of ~s/lnvHt/ 1n qu 1r1 e~ only 714 -1!1-l ~J Newpcm . Lulu Can111•r) Fincmce ••••................... Mor+~s. Trust a r" a t Ii 7 ;, :I 2 :1 fj . •--:....- 12131ti4 I !17tMI ~u . DftdS 5035 -Oppor+wuty 5005 ••••••...•............. OFFICE(RET AIL •••••••••••••• ···~··••• Spa<'C a\ a1 . pnm1· Im-. Nt'('C.I t•\tra tnl·omt•' l'a~ llarbor Ill m l · :\I Le 111,.: 1011 mud1 t axe•:-\'11u ralt'. 554! 21HIO. H:12 ;,7;,:1 ··an makt· t•\tra mun•·~ ,'(; . lL'\an an--Jm.,c·r ~our taM·:-. p I or Satttet" Mtq. Co. .\II types of f'eal l'Slalt• '"' t!l'tment:. s ml·t• l!i-1\1 SpecialitillCJ in 2nclTDs I t l 'all fur apprnntnwnl for hair •714 •!-"i3 !tltil. hl'111.l't'll studio 111 IH.·~t l11t'at1un ''' !ti\;\l til';\I (.' M l"or dt'la1ts t•all 540-<15111 642-217 1 545-0611 Wu.low ha~ munC'y 111 bu) or makt• 2ND T I> an) slZl' abo\'l• SIU.INMI :"'o c:rt'dll • . no pn It~ For iU'tmn l'all i\(; T m:J 7311 anytime Join The GrOUD! S80 sq ft U\':Jll n1lw . 111 II arbor llakt'r ( 't•nlt•r. llarhor Ill \'cl .. J usl No. of Ba ker SI . C M .Jn1 11 lhL'Sl' ti1rts. ll('a l Esta l1•. Harhcrs. Ca r pet t'lng. lnsurnnn-. Est•row. etc• l"untastic· Im· al um Prop Mi:r S4!} •~• Commercial Rentals 4475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slorc Space for least'. IS.Ml sci. ft & 121;0 sq ft m Huntinl(lun Hca1·h l"ll'Xt blc term s. 213 S96 7204! NRICM, up to 4700 sq fl. avail a t prlml' n1rner. i7th & Nwpl UI 675 6!100 C-2. stor es. shops , of!"s. 12(Xl sq.Cl .. 38' &'up. Any -a...£/Slde. <.:M..MB'· lldalriall...tal 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA INDUSTRIAL PARK 711 W. 17th. St. Cot .. Meta, C .. lf. 642-4463 •ZllOO sq ft unll avail late Jlft. •5e001q fl unit atvail u rly Feb. •3&00 sq fl un- il avail lale Feb. •Offlre 6 W1rehoule s pa ce In each u n tt . •C rpl1 . c1r.,.. a wet ban. d> .. Ill ft .......... ~- k9 llft. Mon . to Fri ... 4. N1·t.~t ci<tru tnt•ornl'''" ENll1\Nl'I-: PIWl>l 'l 'T :-> (·all ilUV!-o H-lti 1:1!!1 . t'Vl'S 1£1:115!!;! li!lf> ~~ aeav-fov \;::::::lo-...L-1 ott-e< ~ ~? Let AMtftl# Yfhror4 ~ ~Ouf~- Use ,,,,.,,., At/ service ~h~~_plac iJ.19 '£9Ur ~9-.:_.:._! ~ Daily Pilot ad number w i ll appear in your classified ad . we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you cal I i n at your conven i ence during office hours and get tti1!' responses to your ad ... this service i s only $7 .50 week. For more Informa- tion and to place your ad ca 11 ~2-5678 . Lo.ti Found 5300 ...................•... FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5 678 Lu;t or fuunil a ~·t ·• l'all 1\ n 1 ma I Ass 1 s I a n 1· t' I 4'a ).!Ut' SJi 24!i:I. No ft.1• •Found or lost a pt'I" ('a 11 u.~· Wt• rL' thl' I'd l'al~ t7M 17:19 ~llill LOST HEW1\llll mal1• t'at. ti.:1• lon.:hatrtl 'l'ahhy. I wht ft•c•I & l'hl•St. pll':ISl' 1•all !16£!·1H!l2. !1614-t;i\7:1 l.O~T Blk l'nl l•I yrs olcl Vl':L Lll W l'oll<t r w nam l' 1•11· nt· Woocl br1dl(<' tlak (; ro' l' Ht•ward t>.15 02tlti. Sf1l !l40o M1ssmi: young white & i:ray M 1·at. · i:ray lat I. flea t·ollar Uana l't a rea Heward 496·9677 Lost l"em blk w whrll' chest, recently had pup pees Last seen Dej a Vue p;tr krnJ: lot 1)39 ~ or JU·s..570 Lost. Parrot. Durk green body w rt'd under wings & tail. whal e cheek patch . lc8t vie Slater Bush a rd jfo'.V.lf.S .1. R e ward. Ple ase <'all O u\'c <ti 645.(>632 dys . !164 2689 nights. LOST: fo'em Germ She p. blk tbrwn tan. l,ump on b1ck, nee ds sur gery . 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In' ....,W-.4 7100 MllpW..tM 7100 HltpW•t•d 7 P C:T~S IAStfllPI h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •• I . uper a ncJw c , 67SPauJatr lno.545·4187. f1oraJ Des~1ner, De Muri HANDYMAN-P art-time•-------•• Counterhelp Full or part 646·4479 drywall. In C011l1t Mesat ...._.mte• SK Toah Florist. w/e1per in carpentry & lnsur1t11c•c ~.,. ttm e . Mon .-F r 1. An · FULL Time. P/lime ans. 770.5671 ~~r11\cln1<:ev'd1"'<.·~ &. t h on y 's Deli. 1788 1 "'~ """ Skypark, Ste •A. Irvine. serv. No exp. nee. Catll ttO.-CAll 1n g & mathemali al s.56-0670 833-3333 E.O. E . R N ·s. L V N S . 1111 A. skill:! ":xl'elle11l wi~~ ---- -NA'S. Sout.h & Central . ~ond 1t 1o n s Fa n C ounter P e r:> o n . FuJI tim e & part lime C ar O r anae Cou nty C all h1l1tml lu1·atuon • r Drycle;ancrs Will tr;ain. Wash help. Full tame & Medox6'1·8S51 work Wl•t•k S ta t ~ 00 S466. Alik for Yvonne part time Mus_t l>e over -----l> a I a 1 y S I 2 o u ~ CLERICAL Parttune . Mon Tues .· Wi·d . II 2 S4 1h our l'ayroll experience pre Counter Help, l'art lime wanted. Gary's Dela, 752 5401 ferred. 10 key by toul'h. Court Director & Rccep Call K Muy1:r . 000·6521 • I tion1s t. N6ed friend ly . CLERIC ""L s·har p. ha rd work 1n g "' femal e S ports hack (;1·n Ofr I' ·time pos for l(rouncl µrl'ferred. Must matun•. older woman work weekends & t.'Ven lnll·rt·~l1 ng work 111 . µleas;int ufr. un 1• L' II , mgs Lall Jant:t or S ue at Npt Hdt E xp a must. J.ohn Way nl' Tl·nn1 s Ai·i·urak 1y µrn.:. nu· Cluu 1;44 li!IOO. ~1on ur !>hrthd w hr wk . in arter ..tutlci. Sat . & Sun llr- 101\:\l 2 30 P :\'I <.:a 11 •>iii 74:11 CLERICAL N•·" pvrt Hl'a1·h life 111" n• net-cl!. 11111111~ dt•rk 1\111hty to ftlt• hy numhl•r Ba ... 11· typini: skill:. <:cl l~nt'ftb :Ii ', hr 111•1•k Starlin.: ... atary Slii!> (';ill t.au1 a HJ:! K-1511 Cintonwr S~rvice I .eadtnl! µcrson a l tom pukr sales hrm nt•cd~ Custom Scrn ce person nt'I llea,·y t>hune & tic tail ~ork. Xlnt mtrudul· lion tu "mall husmcs!> 1·" mp u t er 111 d u ~ t r) llap11f i.:rn11 th 011111) Carull'n. 673 t>243 18. Apply 1n person · HOMEMAKEI 714 75!1-11401 Metro Car Wash . 29 •--------•• Harbor Al vd C usta HP•tlMl•tt Mt!!!a. of lotll Worlds GARDENING. Nead one helper lo star:t part time Wed. & Sun <.:an become full time. Exper. not nee. 6'6-8282. 642·4561 GENERAL OFFIC:E Enjoy an extra in come & career and still mam tam your f a m ily lrfc In terested? C.: a II ti 12 w:M T.·Thurs. 9 3. ~ HouNtal Staff RF:Ll._.,.,·RN's 1.VN'!> lrn.ura11n• TERM! I 1f1' \1:•·111, Earn up to ... •• s ~· •'! . ' 165°/o C OM ~. ;·,1 1,1~,x 111•1 Ill"' & \'1tla1111I11e, P T perm. insuranc·e of ril'e. Good co. benefits 644·4242 Needed ·ror all shift!> I•--------•• Design your own work week. New pay rate:> GENERAL OFFICE Hest Nurses 1<ci:1!.lr} (iood with figures . must 0tita Mesa 7!'>-1 fi7 i I I 11 t t' I 111 I jtJ t ll I I l*fl ,•I•• -· ' I l,0·111•11 I• d .1 '• l'I ltt tO I 4' I h l C :\1 Anaheim !!54i :u:m a ve some yp ing. · J r . 8 oo kkcepc1 • area 97!Hl600. ...---------~. l'1ttl•·"'""·" ,.,,, 1111,.,111~ GENERAL OFFICE P time Typing. phones . ~en ufr. duties llunl H<:h area. 1'.147 ·3563 Hostess want ed l'art time >\pµly 111 1wr~1111 At·;i µult·o :\11·\11 .111 llestaura11t 121il ~ ~: Hnstul St \ · '.\1 111111 II•'• .i .... 11 • Ill."" 11-1tl1111111 11·' I •l• t l \I"' I "'" • I 1• .I ;ti •• ,, • 'tt ll ........... , ~·\)\llhl I"' It I I l tl I h • p I' \ I 1 11 I 1hl•I 1 • .1 \ .... \111 111.1 I I 1• 111 .• I1· '1 I 4 04 Y WORK WEEK ~ .111hl\ I~ Ill lll'Jlllllul I ..;gu11.1 I ,11111111 lll'·ll tilt'! ht~.tl t1 -.\. 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N 11 !l:!tili:t Ttl~l:\1' S 11FNt-:Wl't1HI' F.."l'OKTS i'1:! !1:i.t11 ATLANTIS MASSAGE SPA I '.il l 1111 .111pl I '"l''•tlllH'I 1fo•pt ·11•1111111 ll1•1 l..t'lt·1 i I I 1'11 \1.l tl I I .. 11,tll1t ;1 11,...,.h ~: 11 I·. 1 '.111 ~:fl l('t' :'tl.111.1).!l'I' ti.1 ,II\ a Jll)IHll\ 11 ll'lll ROY CARVER ROLLS ROYCE 640-6444 'al111" \ppl) 111111·1 ••111 J .C . PEHHEY :!I l·',1,J111111 l'l.11HI :-,; II t·: ll ~; \1 I" lll•:1\l "I'\' I lp1·1 al•w E\p ACCOUNTING llill1~ ... 1l1t·r 111•1·tlt·d f,11 I yr :\1:111 1111 1 ..,1 l11r 1>11 "1 1'.1\tt1ll ,llTl" l't'I' 1~1~1 ithl IHI\ Ila\'.., :\'I !-' Ill\ ,;aJ1111 I 'lt1•11l1•J1· 1101 f't• I h1111w11r_1rn1; . .., l ':ill 1•11·~ I I' I I I) II I 111111 111>0•11 al l.ai.:1111.1 n· l!)I ;_ttlt);I 11 1 ,11• 1;1r1 111· 1·tt•· ""1 l 1111 l'n.µ1111 ~tld1•1 s :111111 :!'"' .... 1·11p111'I 1'11 I II•''"'" .,.,111 1-:11 1• IAIYSITTER 1 111 ,\Jll ,,.111n11 1·,p1•r11·1111· r Ii s111111·1.1111ni.; .. 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I l'a.11 oll 1'1•1 ... 1111111·1 Joh ( '1ic-l F111 111 lt.111 tl"'l).;11 111111, ,,11 , 111111111·11,111.111· C:lertl'al MESSENGER / CLERK l111111l·1hatl' •111cn111g fur a :\k:.,,t·rtgl'r t'lt·rk al our :o.;,.11porl l'••1tll'I' 11ff1<'t' to work :10 I Ir:. 1u•r \\ 1•l'k , ll1111r~ an• fl••x1lol1• W1• pr11\'1d1• an 1•\1·1·111·111 ll(•111•f1t~ pa1·kai.:1· .111d a 11l1•:is:i111 11ork111g ,11 111t~'Jlhen· For 11H11'1' 111 l11nnal1011pli•a !>1'1·all Debbie 714-640-6900 (•)· F 'I' ~nd !.htft, data entry & report running. l'XIJ in Gen eral Lahor golklul1 dala e11try a + ( '1111ta1·t storage. I' T. S:I :i.5 rH' hr I Martone l'ublu· Uata l'vt l'ountry d uh ('a11 tr------------i Sysh·m~ 557 O!Nili Tut.>s·Sat fur lllll'rl'lt'W llotel IJl-:1.1\'El<'t' Ulll\'Ell & . 644-5404 Front Desk Sull':. Tramt·(·s. full or part llml·. xlnl opµty rur 1·1tllei:1• :.tu 1l en l ~ & lfllllHlltt.(hlt•n O\'l'I' Ill Easily l'arnecl Siii $15 ,,..,., hr fi:lli .i1;u5 aft I 1~11' :\1 I DELIVERY/ QFFICEIOY .. ~~:~~~i?!~~9·~sta M~a seeks person with ~cncral oHtl'c & lit1· hookkccping 1:x pcn enn·. indudml! :H'l'ounb pay a bll· & an·ounts rctt'l\'a Ille J't·rrnam•nl pos1t111n l'l.'qUtres l't'halJll' IJl'I :.11n ('all \'alur El1·1·trun1·-. ~l !Y_'fl.1 Clerk Wf• .in· 't'l'k111g :1 111•11ph• or11·nt1-1I pt·r,,.111 111111· 111 w11rk 'an1·d lt11111' \111 ... 1 Ill' atl<·pt \1tlh 114,1111·~ Full ltnll' 1""1110111'1111·1 • l•X 1·1·111' 111 I' t> nl p .111 \ hc11drh. 111..J11d111i: ,1 I 1 ••• ITll':tl p1•r,l11lt \pph Ill tJt•r,on . 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MUI l/uail St Nl'WIJl•rt ll1·1H'h l ~ p I 11 I! :. k ii I;.. <> 11111 l' ~I'" l"ll'l 11\-.ll Ii k11111tll'<ll!e of Ill kl'~· ri· E11ual 111111t-:11111111 \I I· 11 ·' c.il '' 1·1•µt11m al11l1t) & i:u1111 ,_ ___________ 1 11111> • · • I ; \ I >,I ll'lt·µhum· niannt•r, 1:1:Ji h•• '\ • " :\11111111\ta 1\l l' :'\II ,1,1 llt• l'l.llOJll'rt'll h) Iii Ht•aut (; 1 rb tlpt'1I Wt\M ll'M 7 cl:n ' l'hmw 645 J.133 . I •AIR Supervisor j ~·\:~~~!';!~!~!~ up llahy:.1tt1•r n1•l•111'1I 1ny h ome. I' 11111 1· ll\111 Tran~. 1«111 ti:ll ~11i:I:! WELLS FARGO BANK 1>t-:NT1\I. ,\SSIST.\:'\T I < 'ha11·,11lt• l-:\!Jl'rll'll('l·tl :\1udt•rn d 1l•1•rl ul ol I 11·t· !lli.1 ;~;:~1 " ,.,.. Plt·;t!-t•' '"'t'rtd r •• -.11 1111· ltt 1'111( ll'lllJ.!1- Sk)lt;llkl.ll' In !1:!7 11 Fqual <Iµµ l·:mpl~I' Ul'lllal A:-!>t!>l ant ~ f•l~5 11Hll(ol'u1 sekeepers & I 1 1 • ·"'.,·,I' Gl'Ol'ral 11tr11·1· hl·lp lur IJu.'" sulJ l·11ntra l'ttr11! 111 \ 1.. I , 1 1 .... t. t: x 1-1 h c 1 ", .. 1 Laundry I \ -I ,. , purtun1t1<· ... 1·x1st for <·x ; penem'L' 1111'1111lrng fr'1·e 111\'UI Pl'I' s l11rL Aµp ly !11\M :\J111n1. Mon Fn l'l·rsunnt•I IABY TO LOVE! llappy, lo\'lni.:. <·x1wr s t lier for "I mo oltl 111 ~pt lkh homt· p1·n11 pus M W Th Ill ti . 1;:11 ·121"1 BKKPR IASSTI 1t.11mll.1 grn" 111..: f11111 111 I :-<e1tpo1t tk.11'11 111 1•1h , ___________ I jH'l'SOll "11 h l'\l't 'l'lt'lll'I' I 111 \ I' \ II payr11l l ,11,, !JS:I 0771'.1 M (' \'I Si\ FIRST LADY Escort. Models Party Dancers. · * 972-1345 * MC & VIS/\ i\1'l'e1Jll•d 'l'Ol 1(.'11 i\ CLASS K'\l'(lllTS 7!•2 UM Ii •• Sl'IHITI ',\I. 111-: \lllNt ;s warn Ill pm Full) t.11· •I l!f'.! 72!1ti fir l!ll !10:~1 1111:. S~ Camtuu H1•al Sa11 l'lem., PSYCHIC READINGS ;.51; 117>1 .I :H'k MARRIOTT HOTEL :••1 Newport Center Ur Newµort Beach Equal Opp 1-;mplyr M i-· ACCOUNTING lk.:1:0.tl'r tod ay for lut·al tt·mpurary a~:>11-:111111•nt:. 557-0045 Cf\-Llr\W::. 1723 l irch Strfff Newport leach hant.. 1 ,.,.... X Int 1111 1•11't u111l_1 1111 1111• r rghl II Banking p1·r .. 1111 T11 SI 11111 .11111 Newport l:kach off1t·1• Wt•tnl>t'rgl't'. 7;,;.! !I-IX.I I st-cks full ltrnt• Tl'lli•r Exper preferred. l.11 .. 1111:. I 11111III1• r ,. '1J typlll~. 10 key add111g f1l1t.•r.:1u ...... ht111th·r. t"<lflil mach1111• We uHc•r ~ood hit• t r:11n111g fur ol h1•r I sta rting salary & 1·11m asp1•1•1!> ... a 1lhna t n111 I pany bend1t.s t..,lual1f1cd slrul·tton l·:11i.:ltsh ~1.ll';1k appl 11·anb IJh'a:-t· 1•,il I 111g S.1111 I. \l11r''' I '11 I' h ) I I 1 :.. I Ill h 11 I I 1;!~1 I K-1:1 ii-I f>.i-1 7:!.'>!'1 Hank ml! TELLERS BO.OK KEEPER ~l·w11orl ll1·,11·h ,1n-.1 l,I\\ 111 m ... n·I.. ... I l hk kp1 <;011J.l lH·uc ltl!>. t'Jl l l\an•nJI •i t-1 1>1:11 llHI~. Clerical .\ hl•llt'f' l><l"ltllH\ lllt <lllS yuu al \'11·111r Turn y1111r l'.\l~'l'll'lll'I' 111111 11111111') t'oll•J" tng "kills nt'1·tl1·d Cl.EltKS TYPISTS SEl'llETAHll-:S M~<;E~ nt.EHS I' t-:HSONN El. < 'OL-:-.ISEt.oHS l'all Today \~ 1 ll'k I llllllll I"" :"t•11·1· a Ft·t·· ~VIClOR •~~~I .. h 0 • lo.' r ,r .. •• • :II H ~156 K.">20 Ol{C; KJ.'i 2622 ":C1ual Oµp Empl~-r M F N1·w11orl ('1•11t1·r 11>1 Ther;apeutw M a:. ... a l(t· Mun Fn 10/\:\1 71'M Sat I:! !WM l11trn ()fl Pr S:!!"1 :\pµt only !"l'IK :!Kl7 f-:Jtperl('Ol'e fl'tl "d salary & hcncflts Personnel . :-.:.c.i !1:1:1:1 1------------1 t;'ll'l'HO S I' l•:t 'IJ\I. MYSTH' M1\SS/\t:i''. :\1 \SS/\C; E :Ii 111 W t\ U Sa111 a /\na :.~.Ii l(i!"i4i i\l Ht\ 11/\1./\Nt't.Nti :! :1 llll llEA UINC; $."~I llY 1\l'PT 5;,7 !"17117 Collt•l!t' l!I rt st•l'k!> 'Ii 111. a I tra1'1111• hu:.1111''""''"'· f>.lti 257;, MERCEDEZ •ESCORT• 545-7935 Social Clubs 5400 ...................•... • Rll'l\S • Dating ser\'H't' lnr 1:11•1 ynru.• Wom1·11 J•llrt frt•t• t;:Jf;. 711•• Trani 5450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Travehn.: Gal lik1• lo mt•t•t other tra\•c ltnl! .:al. rly, dnvc. cruis e:. Shan• ex penses. 751 1!417!1 aft (ipm r.r,:,.... ... & ,..,. ... Oft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DON'T MISS OUR OPEN HOUSE! Fii., 7-9 PM 1116 181 Mwry-Go-•ound -crnrf~1~"k- 0wner / Di rector' ADMIH.ASST Expcr11•n1·c in has 11· !>1•1·r1•larial s kill:;."" well a.-; h11okkc1•111ng . a must . Onlt·r 1·ntry on C HT ll•rrn111;1I hl'lpful, hul will I r a 1 n , S a 11 .J u a n ('11p1 st ran11 C a l l l\a1hara.11\lli 5922 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I rnml•tl op1·n1ng for 1·1wri.:l'l1l', or~anit.l'tl, ill• latl numff'<1 J)t'rsun who will bt· r1•!>µons1hlt• for j.!t'rt I 11H11·1• m~ml uf a HERITAGE IANK 121 N 1-:ud1d , Anah1·11n 9!!1 3116(1 KOE. llankm,.: Hepubhc 1-'t•tlt•r a I Sa 1· 1111(.S has llpt'llllll: fur rull timl• tt'll('r. full l1m1• rww a 1· c· l s . I' T l t• II t' r Salary+ frm.:1· h1•nt•r11s l.a..:una N1 ~111'1 -rn5 OK.'>11 or K:ll l !H ll E O E M ii" H n t•w pro {''"' s 1 o n a I i-----------st•n ll'l'S th v1s11m Wonl- prol't•ss 1 n i:. t·o m put l' r 111>1•ral111n hel1,ful Ca ll l'l'rsonnel 549 4K.'l4 All>i': W o rk 11 han JJ1·appt>d adults Must ht• stroni:. w1lhnJ! to asi.1st m tas ks such as toileting. feedm.:. gen rlcanup S:I 50 per hr i-:xt•el vat•a t 1 o n & 1 n s u r a n <· 1• b {' fl t' f I l S li n I l I' d Cere bral Palsy Assm· . Santa l\na. 541l ~ili41 llankmg TELLERS FULL T IMI-: Pu;1tion a va1labh' 111 our Costa Mes a ufftt'l' .. :x perienl'e µrt•f ti Call J al·k <.:lark 546 2:14MI CALIFORNIA FEDERAL Sa•~ & Loan Z7C)O II arbor lllvd . ANIMAL Costa Mes a , Ca 92621i HOSPIT ..,L ~:qual Opporlunity "' .Employer Full t11n1· 1io111l111n for i-----------cleancr huthe r , mcl Sat. lrvrm· 644 ~113 •--------- ANS. SERV. l'ls11t ufr N.B. t-:x1x.•r pref. ur will tram. lll'M· 7/\:\1 Wcrl. Sal Must be mature 631 5511 •\µartment Manager Jlu.-shand & wife for 28 un 1L-.. Lon~ Beach. adult <'Omplcx. salary. Call Ad Sitter ••11 5. 24 hrs. Banking Commercial T.tler Previous expera('nce prt• ferred. Umted California Hank 222 Orean Rlvrl . Laguna Bea<'h 494 6541\ E .0 .1-:. 00-UIO ~. --. -~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 32143 Alipaz ASSIMILltl/ San Juan Capislritno SOLOIAIA IA•MAID Buckin gham Palace. Nights . Capo R t·h . 459033 or 496·5476 493-5315 We h ave a n i mmed. Refrn hme nts will be open in g for a n as· ser ved for the open aembler /soldere r walh a •--------- house. Immediate open. minimum of I yr. exper. Banking in1s available tor t be Must be expe r 'd. a l Ful l ti m e position s presc hool, Any que tt soldering cir cuit boards a v a i I ab I c r or ex Oona, pleuecall? un der a m icr oscope. -rienced. ------· NASA certified h igh ly ,... N ow e nrollin1 . Co11t a dalrable . C:OIRlll1. T ...... Mesa Christian Pre Mmht' S..Claltin M9w Acch. Clerll 1cbool . Ut,$0 /w k . llMOMoftio¥t1 c M .... Clarie .. lfflude1 bot lu nch • •· · · .. ....... M2·ZU7 E.O.E . • (.,._keeper UUllly l •••c t s . 6 4 1 .s4 23 .,.'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!1!!!!!!!~I ... _,, United Ca Ufornla Bank We CM train you to cit· Man famlU• are Cettin1 4817 MacArthur Blvd. .-_,_. __. '--U. ca--'-1 ......... l .. ,_ ·---_...,....... .._. --n.. Newport Beach wtta Lu adnata1•. No J Hr. IC. JOU han • 551-5m2 ,.._ ~&er•I•••· ror CMlplf' Lhet ·1 not 1tt· lluokkt-'t'IJllll: 1\1·1·11unlanl <;armcnt mfg l'yrl pl'll 1·1-ssml!. lu llin~. Ill k1•y . lyµin.:. ~If :-I art1·r. tll' ta1l 11rr1·11ll'tl ('r1•1ht 1·x 1wr lll•11l'f1t ~. :.;ilary oven St•rlfl res unll' I' o llox Pl I 3.'1. N B C 'A !llli4i:I II o r 1• ti ., T 1 r 1· d 11 f h11u.~1·w11rk" N1·1·1l 1· ' k tiitl ~1:-,CI •CAI DRIVERS• ('lw1·kt•r ('alt 7ill 0222 ('ASlllEll 11m ·s~:WA tn:s S1\l .t-:s /\µpl) 111 per!.1111 ('n•wn llaf1h• ar.-. Ill:! I lnmt• 1W1•:-td1ff l'la1a 1 N II CASHIERS UTDTEM M/\ltl\ ETS For ::!ntl & :1rd Shifts 11..:f 1 :\it\N1\t:1·:1t We pr11n1011• to mana)!l' rnent & SUJll'r \'ls111n I rnm within WJ\NTA l:i\llfo:EH" l'osta Ml· .. ;; 111 lkl Mar li:ll !~1::! I Laguna lk ad 1 4!>4·!1'.!3:1 l111ntmgtnn lh'ad 1 !162 9111i l'll'm:al OFFICE CLERK Our 111 Vu1ct· 11fr 1s sct•k ing an and1 v1dual who is Hl'l'Uriill• Wi th. ril!llfeS. Expl.'nem·t• ts rc1111ii·l'd We offer ex1·ell. l>f'nl'fit:-; µarkage inl'ludm..: dis 1·ount prrvilc1i:c. ml•dt<·al. 1kntal & lifr ins . 11rof11 sharing '"' pension plan Aµpl~ 111 JJPrsun J .C . PENNEY 24 1-'ashum Isla nd. N B t-:.0 E M F \'ll•nt·al SALES CLERK l..c;iclmg I 1ra11~1· C11unty mfg , . ., •~ st:t-k111g an 111 1h\'1tlual fur Sall'!> Clerk tJOS 11111 n :\1 U S l l ~ fll' 1:1wpm 1 1n kt•)' h~ to111·h lt1•spon:-1hlltly 11111 11wlutlt· pru1·essmg tll'htls & t rt•1l 1!!>. & 1•atal11g rt•qucsts /\lso h ;1111ll 1ni.: dis puted 111 \ illl'CS 1\pply Ill p\'l'Sllll lll'l'llll Master SpecialtiH W4U ~1onro\'ia, l ', M li4::!·l4:!7 E I> E CLElll\ INVl-~NTOHY . to Pt'rform phys1<·al rnunl. good salary & hcncf1ts to sharpm11lv. Jan979·UllO Cll'rical DEPT. CLERK Leading Org. Co. mrg l.'O. 1s seeking individual for l)ept. Clerk pos. Must ty~Swpm & know 10· ~by s 1 g _ht . •-•••••••-Responsibilities lncTUOe Olild Momto r S.'>Jt11mo. typing . fil ing & gen clerica l duties. 1 yr. general ore. exper. re· quired. Apply in person : Master SpHlalH•1 1640 Monrovia. C.M. 00·2427 E ,O.E. Mull! hove lyr exper. Work 40hr week with t1mt: & 1 2 overtime over 4'»1rs. Will I>.-in com · plete char~e or 3 1·hildrt->n (~yr old twins . & 9yr old . I. pre 1Jar l' m e a l!l.1•---------•I Ready the m for school. Ten d lo m an ners & behavior . t akl· to a r · llvllles. pre pare for bed. T a ke atd to n earest e m ploymen t d e velop. m •nl dept. DOT 301.m ·OIO. Ad paid for by em ployer . ----. C:OOIC IDIHMHI Apply In person: Tale of the Whale, 400 Main St , Balboa. 673-4633. COOK To slarl immediat ely . part Um e. pre ·school. 15'7.1283. e.eulU•• a ppt. call Una YHd. H ll It no-E.O.E. ,._ wtl.h a a...an.t Act. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I __ ..;.·--4 r: CHRISTlAN G ROUP Needl &Jrl frlday. Type. file. clean. cook. wuh. errands. pray. phone 6 .... =n. ---.•. Cook want.eel. p rr eves. 11 orcwer. noexp n~. App- IY wtldap 3-Spm. Marie Callender•. 4200 Scott Dr.N.B. 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Dor k /\llcndanh !lours \'artahlt• $4 OU h r lo st art Nt•wport Ar1•h11s Martn<I. l';ill .ludy ur llarvt·~· ti•l 2 4tiH htwn !*J\M & 51'M Oom1•st1l' 1\1M1-:IHAH : l'OSIT ION ,\V /\II.ABU: For h1'l"lll l'omv<1n111n aul" K:._1.2009. DRIVERS MAIHTEMAHCE Hct1rt'd. bort1d " I' t111w•---------- mai nlenan 1·e pu... 1s opt.>n Mon . !li\M·21':\1. Tut>S . 9A!\1 -2PM. Wt•ll . !1/\M 5PM Apply l'en nysa\'er. 106(1 Pl a1·f'nl w 1\\l'. C~ta Ml'su (;1rl 1-'n day lor a1·(·ount mi: offln·. a 1·1·urall' l) µ 1nl( & IU-kc)· alltlinµ mat'hme. sta1·1 1mml•tl llOliS ECl.E .\ ~Ell:-. To ~ urk rm .f ,1111 •"' ' Hai.:.:1•d.1 1\ 1111 I' I' 11 .1 I Ttlt'S Fn fi7:i 2:1 1 I llOl 'S El\EE l'~:I< ,-., Pt·r ~1111al .11tl1· ln1 arthnt11• 1tom,111 ::-..11 ·' Sun I ~ l!l':\I 1'1•1 111 ftl!> OMl(i I Don I pass this •llll' llJI I•----------• f>I~ l!f.!".! llousckeepm.: FOil LITE DELIVERY i (~eral MAIL ROOM Retired? Want I' Time" Mallroom pus1twn 1:. open. Mon .. SPM fimsh. Tues . SP:\I f 1n 1s h . Thurs .. 9AM l IAM App Homemalcer Part Time Nt't.'tl Mun W1·cl F1 1 t:.!Nuon tu 11'\1 111 p11• parl' ml'als & Ith· h-.111-i.! for t.leht.:htful g\·111h·111:111 in l'orona d{'f \l:tr t'.111 fur 1nfo r l'p J11h11 lfralth <'a r l' S1•11 11" 7521~.194 E c1 t-: STOP PAYS ly Pe nnysavcr . lfltiU MUST Hi\ V .. : OW N Cl\ H Jo'l.'1.1.0K l'l\KTTIME I i\l'l'LY Rl'SINf>:SS SAMP LER t:J7J6<;Ul.U.ENWEST 11A Wt-:STMINST .. :H Plarenl1a A,·e , Costa -----------1 Mesa Driver Ml•yl•rhuf's . primar,v *GIRL FRIDAY• supplier of t1ood food tu Irvine Corporate Com For financia l firm who rnumty nt•ecls rcspons1 l'an type & dTi\'e . hit· !lr1ver deli ver\' 641-7117 1it>rs11n lo drive our n•~·I•----------• <:ood dr1v 1n(.t reco rd necc~sary. Mon Fri. i\p· prox 8/\M 2PM . C all Sus ie 557 6232 arter GUA•DS Full & part tim e . All areas. Uniforms rurn 'd. Ages 21 or over. retired welcom e. No eJtper. nee . Hous l'kel'jlt•r. l.111· 111 Hcf 1-~nl! spk 111g. 1·1t-:111 1n1c wa~h . 1•11 11k .. ·, Smkl!. drink. 7:1 1 li:!:li IN .. 'l.t\T IO N <; l·'.'1'1'1 'C; YOL' l>llWN" t.111 .. 11 ,,1, 1•essful husml':.s 1111111.111 needs a m h1t 111u:.. µ0;1 I onented asso1·1:11t•, 1"111 intcr\'ICW appt. 1·al I i\ 11 er n a 11 ,. 1•:. & 1\ ' SOC'l8tt.'ll 549·37fi2 ORI Vims App I y : U niv er s a I IHSTRUCTO•S P /T Protection Ser\'ice. 1226 Coastline <.:ommu1111 ~ W. Slh St., Santa Ana In· College needS ms tru1·t11r' terview hrs : 9 12 & l 4. in adult f1tne!>s. ha11k111g. l)ehver bitkery produt•ls to s upermar kets. Early mom to mid aflern~. Call 771-4750. Mon-Fri. b1ofeedba1·k . 1·all1 H ai r d resser needs g r akphy. con!'ftrur11,11n. D.lvl.s coo 1ng. l'ra I ~ 1• 1•1· licensed assistant. Studio · I I Dial·A·Ride, located in tnca mamt c Cl'lrt• ian. I.a una Hills has~tame .!'~~· 640-&«J .. · _ fashion 1llustratm~. i.:1•0 /lame · Po1llions ·GO ~HAJ-R -S --1.-l ~M -----graphy:-hom~'tlf'ltt1 "4> . . ly IS . anager. sewin&. tnsu ran1·c. driving r tt. over 21 lin · Xlnl. op ply. fo~ l o p marlM activit ies. musrc. surance requ irem e nt). aper•~~ wtrollowm.g & petroleum. s m all i.:as EOE. 830·61!!_~1 !>irth__ caJNlbihly of rec.ru1Ung engine repair. square Executive Secretary: pi. people. Call 111 con· dancina. Call 751 !1740 Typing. s horthand , Real fidence: 953·8245 E.0 .E. M F Ealale or con struction ba c k gro u nd . N o n s moker. Salary o pen . 6'5·6501 H air Stylist . lrg busy sakln, no following nee. 58Pr22ll. --------~ ---Haln tyli1t DIC:. SIC:'Y Help! ·w e are turning Hl &hly qualifie d In -away business. In need dividua l wtt.h exceptional ot s f\aU service 1ty liata typ ln1 1klll1 for fast· for our procreu lv• paced p rofe e a lon•I ·-"-...... ___ _... t l Ml'Vices/tralnln1 dept. -· ,_y_._ ra •· KnowledCt ot Mac Card 1111. GunllltM ••l8rJ. II pr•f•rred. Newport IOldl of beMftta. Pt. Beach. Top u lary 6 call: Nl-719 . Sood b e ufit1. C all -.-. ........,.. ... ...,, -,...--.... --,.-... .. ... ........ •ll• • PUat~. a ...... ·"" Insurance Personal lln e11 & l1le commercial line!! ussl!I · tant needed for NewpQrt Beach Insurance 111tt•n· CJ . Sa l a r y co m menaurale with cxper Ple H e call for •PPl Mt-5112. MACUl ~E O PERATORS fend C\hift l \\1• llt •ll h 1\ I' Ii" I II !'llt l ,d11u 1 1111 I, j1 rn.t1•h11i. • 11~ 1 •• • \\t111l1I t ' 1t • ••11 11111nlt1 I 1 • t ~ '" I 1, "' 1111ll111 • I . 1, • I •I 1 I" H hlf 1 \ '1 1 'In 11' .. 1 I ·I "' 4 t tq11 1 t• '· ,, ...... \flt ,, Ma~tc• Sp,.ci !Ilic' • d H 'ftlf I It f \1 1ol. 'I ' I Mointenoni:e Mecho"ic: \\ ,. 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L"a !126~i' 1 J.; Ol: ••1••'1 I '•' .. ., " Maintettonce M•· · · ticn eral rn t?('hanlr.,111 knowlerl~t'. 1•'( P•'l'l(_IO'e1 in t'lt-l'lr11·u l & pluin~~ln'~ helpful Appl~ to I .M y: S u rr & s an ti 11_.2,U~p Laguna He nl·h. 4!17_nIT; •• MANAlH-:tl. hi ·llrt•'Wfl~l rlflf'dftJ now ror f1tlmf. POI· In l'eramlcs st~9j ~· salary IU5 ~ .. i...-r. If yoo're loolun1for11 ~~, w job, you won't wettt '° mias &ht-C"m p1oyment t•ohuw,w ta ClassUied --.> l . el9 CWtV fltlOf ~.!!~ ..... ?!!~ ..... ~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ .. .! .. ?!!~ ....,w ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11H ~-.. .. . ............... . R&PRIG. Norat 2 dr. ~?~ ..... ?~.~! ~~.~~ ..... !!!~ PAIT-TIMI Amblllow.. 1toal or1r1111-cl ~· peinion to 1111'11/\I Ill l'll~\liloo of wh11l1•,;ult· wllet Mil tlWS RICIPT •• TYrtST Surf11h1!1 lnC'. 111 ullho•l 111.il h:tl> 11n or'"'"" for .. rt'ecpllon1l'I l)'p111t. rt' SALH...-.JJ.. Adverti••n1 aalee pref. but willin1 totrmin. Local outside aalea. Full or PT P l ea11e eall . 67~90.\2. Iv m ag. SUPIRYllOI Secretary Tetepho.lie Salea • 58101 Service, xlnt loal term P/F. Wh ite . C lean. won.a sci· DIG. '1MllCIO. 111).Zil.5 OPEN H.OUSE Satu rday .January 17 .198 1 10 AM to 1 PM 1Yt3 S t Md1n Corner ot Main & MacArt t1ur Near 0 C Air port Come and v1s11 with us . v:i€ ·re growing and need more good people We 1n v1te you to • Tour our facility fl Have coffee & donuts fl Talk with Supervi· sors & Personnel Representatives Discuss your fu tu re ... And American Edwards La boratories . We feel rhe two can go hand in gand We · re seeking • Technicians Electronic & Mechanical • Assemblers Electronic & Mechanical • Electronics Engineers -All Levels Hardware · Software professionals Analog, Digital professionals * Mechanical Engineers Packaging Design professionals Component Evaluation professionals fl Machine Language Programmers fl Circuit Designers We· re conveniently located in Irvine . near MacArthur . offer RfAL GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES , high v1s1b1lity . excellent salary levels and complete benef its which include company paid medical . dental and li fe insurance ellective on date of hire -and more! ,. ,• Come see us .. Talk wrth us ... discuss your future . Or . if you ~~n · t make it Saturday. either send your resume/le'tter of in- quiry . call for appointment or visit ()ur Per sonnel Off ice weekdays between 8 AM and 4: 30 PM , at 17221 Red Hill Avenue , Irvine . CA 927 14. Phone : 714 /557-8910 . •• ••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ~merica-n Edwards :Laboratories ••• • • • ~jvision of American Hospital Supply ~rporation 1m , .. ~~~lffit', help n11ln1111c whoh•i.ah• ~n~..,,. ~IJ :JU2I SICalT AIY opportunity for per10ll WASHllUI u1.-:M$·l'211 eves M •11·~~t''1~~ '" PAIT TIMI •awres 1;0 1 l'l'ords tm m. cKp prt'( twn1·fll11 m c-IUl.k-4 day work week m u non .. mki 1•n vlron· rTWnl. send 1·ovwr lt'ttt'r & sal;iry· rt'quirc mt'nls or apply m pt>r!lon at 11110 l':a...t Bon·harc1 S A !12705 SM.lea Part t1mt1. Exce ll:-opponunity for with exp in telephone exper 'd .• bri&ht. tell· 1aJea Is 1upervialOll oC motivated person. Ac· telephone n leapeople. curate typin & a m ust. We aell drua 1tores, lill Salary dependent upon 1hop1 Is o ther r e t a il exper. Send reaume to: 1t ore1 . You r fo u r P.O. 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Asst . ror tn·trw atl al:lY Phones. lypm14 & hte hkp14 .... lltnt;,, <'all & ask furShamn . 5~t ·12HO Nursin14 Pri•ate Duty Hurse Aid• P fr Sunday & Wl••lncsday. :1 to 11. Lagunu llllls l'all f 0 r i n f U r l 0 JI J II h II llt'a lth<·arc· Sl•n 11•1•s i52 ~ E <IE OFFICE HELP. Typ1nJ!. film.:. 1Jo:-it 11114. l'lt' Power Machine Optrs. Salin St1teh11114 1:4fi 5661 OFffCE PERSON (;,\It U EN C· ENT .. : H . M ISCJo: I.I./\ N l':Ol'S IN D 0 0 H 0 lJ T I> 0 0 H WOHK >W2 IWi6 OFFICE Sharl'. alert 141rl . l!d w 'numbers. Maetiregor Yaehl'\, J631 l'lan•nt1a. C.M Propttty Mqmt Co. L~aHills :'llt•1•tb I T (; 1rl Fntlay. K :111 fl . :\ton Thllf~. mus t l)'p t' & llkl' r1 .:u re:.. R'l.'> OIGti I' T l'm.1l11m l)t•hvery pt·r~on with rt• I 1abI1° 1• 1• 1111o111 y 1· ~1 r lll.'1.oeltoel hy In 1111° lrn vl'I aj.IL'lll'Y :1 I hrs dally, Moo Fri !'arnpu~ Tr;n•cl K.1:1·0'177 PUBLIC RELA TIOHS l'art t1m1· for resort l'on cl11!oo < :ood phone \'Oll'l0 1w1· /\M .\ft Santa 1\na off1n • S larl $11 hr ~n 71J57 or 543 2'J5 I PUBLIC RELATIONS Opportumt.v fo1 acall\t' 1n house 1'ubl1<· Rt'la 1111r1~ writer fo r 1·nm merr1ul real cstale ftrm "' Nl'wport lk:tl'h 1-:x lll'rll'n1·e 111 rea I t'statt· a must l'er:-•m<1 bit•. ~ell st artt'r rwt'dcd Lu fl II I h I~ cxtllllll! p11s1ttn11. <:rnKI hl•ncf1ts ('11mpl'11t 1\'1· ~alary RETIREE -M/F with pwkup l rudi m· \ :m "hu tl1•str1•s 11 I 1111 .... 111111 tor tlt~tn1Jut1on mgr llr., & wagt'S nt•)!ollahh· Call Jn~l1m1• li15 !Hl:>2h m s.: I RH'S & LVH'S l'n·frr m a t un· 111•r:.un knuwlt'<Ji;l' of IK1lh m prc \1'1111\1· rnl'd11·1n1• & nulnt1on. t i'l4 1 IC>;1 <tll77 Sal1-s lh Ft Componl'nb Salan•. xl11l. future (' M arl'a · !<:Of<: .\'! F. C;ill ~ ~·. ll 2 on ly Mr l'auls1•11 213 1)145 K.'>4:1 Sales Automoti•e Fine J•welry S~swear 1 Mature Women ·s Wear I Meft's Accessories Boy's W•ar Wt• have Tull & part t1me t11JCnings 111 the above •ll'pt s fo r <~ua l1f1ed l>alespeople We offer the best heneflts program of any retail company Ap· ply m verson . J .C . PENNEY 2-1 l"ashion Island. NB 1-:uE. MF Sales Eam •to 165°/o COMM. UfeAqenh 751 -ll0r>8 SALt:.<;Gt RL. outi.:oini.: & fnendly. Ill yrs . or older Jr Sportswear. Full or plt1mc. St•conil (;fun1·<'. 2122 W. <>coc anfrunt. N.tt 1i;5.:lJ61 lricWC__.._. Will lratn. Prefe r e x perience an women'g rt'· .._A h c 92660 Att orden. Must be accurate tail sales. 54&1821 .,,.,..c · a . · n. Is able to ha ndle detailed 556·9333 1-Mi~·~ck!"y~·~E~·~O~.E~~· ~~~~I reeords. Salary Is incen- SAL.:S tRETAll.I tive bon us. Phone Mr. Coppe r tone Ele~. 220 Dryer . lik e n e w . all cycl• $100 /OBO 952· lWl t'\Jll a. parttime. $.1.5()/hr SICllT ARY Greene. Sr . at 838·7122. 1-commission to slllrt. CIVIL ENGINEERING Art111 t1c backKr ound COMPANY. NEWPORT he l prul , but n ot BEACH. NEAR O .C. lkydet 1020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIW&USID AI RPORT . nt-c·L'Si>ary. 751·0510. t'ull time, experienced. TAX P REPARERS Public Aecounlan ts Of· rices. Laauna Beach /San Clemente . fl ex. hrs . 497-:!:m. ~ acceuor iu. 1673 Irvine <E>. M2·•348 SALES REnlSEHT ATIVES l':a rn $.10, 000 +-m Isl year w lhigh averuge s al es 1·o mm1ss1on l'lH·kagc & bonus pro· l<(ram Sl.'ll1ng mem her.;h1ps for prt'sl1gmus aSS()(' Your market is lhl' s mall re t ail ml.'rchant t'ull sales support & le ads pro v1detl l'hont• for dl'latb. & 1nterv1cw TM Assoc. of Retail M~chmtts H.l.1714t760·803 I -. .. :t:ttt-:T/\ HY I' llmt• 2ll hr:. CtlM 7ti0 l~i7 Sen1•tary l'ner1:d1t & hr11:ht rnrl1 v11Jual to fill 1111µurt a nl IJ U:-illton 111 N U C l'i\ firm Ty.,mg. f~lwpm. ph11n1· & 11th1.·r ch:nrnl dutws <.'all fur HIJJI l hetWl'l'll Ill 5µm li407111 Sl•en•tar1al i.:en1·ral of ftn· llusy 11ff11·t• with n1•w 11q~an1i.atwn Full res1Jons1h1hty of all at l I \/ I l I e :-. I 11 1· I U d I n g s1't'retanal & l1t1.· hook kt'l'l'lni.\ lll'fl lll rl'S l(OOd t ell•phone man11 1•r l'rd1•rrc•d lut·at111n in \'11.·1n 1t y uf ll u a i.: llllSIJll <tl lll'l!lllllllli.: :-.<ilary up to S!lllO mo. haSl•d 1111 1·Xpt0 rll'nt·t' li.12 tl!22 • •SECRET ARIES• • I'll Al>V TtiOSl!l.000 l"rntOfr 1'60$12.l)(MI <icnOfr TSSSll.-11.111 Hcq1r T ypcfl(I $10.1100 l.1l H1•1nilers Agcney .ur.!o Birch l':sl'ii4 1-;o t-: Nt•Wfk>rl Jol:l:l·ll I 00 Fret> St·1·rl'tar1t•s NEEDED IMMEOIA TEL Y •SECRETARIES •TYPISTS •ACCTG CLERKS •RECEPTIONISTS VICKI HESTON & ASSOCIATES ,\Tl' mp hell' scrv11·1· 540.0400 1 IWI04 Sk y l'a rk HI . a;a'i In mt• SECRETARY Net.•cll-d 1mmt-d With or without shorthand T t'm porury & full time Call Tod Scn•1ces al 9W ~Kl Secretary $919 to St 200 Position r"IUir•s: •GoOl> SllOfn'HAND •GOOD TV Pl N<; •SEC K l-~T AHIAI. SKILl~S TAX PREPARERS Hih earning potential in volume office 540· 0187 cheerful person wanted f o r e nt ry -l evel see r etarial posi tion w/opportunily ror ad van t:emenl. Strong typing & some S.H. abilities neeessa r y. Apply in TEACHER 12t person w 1resume to Mr Ele me ntar y I PreSchool t"\Jenles at Robert l:Jem. F rr private school. CM William Frost & As area.642·0411 ~•lites. 1401 Quail St.. .1.-h p S h 1 •. N B ellc e r · re e oo "' · · Aides needed. Hunt. Beh. SECRETARY/ ADMIH. ASST. Challenging pos . in our ba les o fhee l()ptoele c· tronics & M 1c rowave Olv Sharp. personable. self s t<irl er ability to tlunk on feet. gd. com mun11·a11ons s kills a mus t Ty1J1ni: <it 50 f;llWpm a1·eurately 1s es· llrca Call M llrilyn 847·5284 or Les 842·2941f Teachers Aide. I" T. Costa Mesa area 642·0411 TE.AC HERS To start immediately Part time or full 11mt.' Pre·school. K57 1263 senllal. Ex.celL J,(r.owlh Telep hone S ol ie ilors polt'nl for md!v. willing Wanted Res pons ible I o I e arn · C 0 • Pa I d " uirls to work eve be n cf 1 t s A p p I y 1 n Y~,"' .. . . 11 er s 0 n p I t· s s e y hrs. :i .JU-9pm. Sun· Thurs St'mH·ondudors. 1641 as telephone .soh e1tors. Kaiser Ave . Irvine You t·an earn be twee n Secretarial Platform Secrdary Previous banking ex !JCnenct' desirable Xlnt. typmg .,lls (requtrt'd . short hand not tt•quirecl. SJ.50·$5.50 per h r To ap· ply call Kelly at 540·401111 after 5:~. Sun· Thurs Tennis Hostess. r T , We<l lhru Sun. Private Coun l~ Club. SS •hr Tennis k 'n o w I e d g I' r l' q d 644 .541.14. Bikes, men '1 lO spd, boy's 10 spd. girl's J spd slin· &ray, s.2·0268. --------------- Ml6MJ M.terial• 1025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2400 red br icks $600 645·7009 c-r.& .. ,..... 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAMIY A PROF. 2' •x2' ~ Camera with 250 mmlens only. 673·6685 1035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REG I ST ER~D BURMl!:Sl-: K ITTENS 893·2068 Dog5 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• KEt:SHOND Pups . AKC. Champ sire. M : I''. Pet & s h ow P vt ply . 2131697·1345 aft 6 p m, AKC Whippets. 12 wks. ehamp sired. 551-1365 . aft.S 30.1140·6719. AKC male silky terrier 9 yrs old. S75 839·7634 Fneto You 1045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• United Califomia Bonk ---------~ l''ree to gd home. Joi mo. Tooling I.a b mix. femalt'. all 1!14 li!Hli St'ry Hkpr 30 hrs wk $11Xll mu start R. E t'XP Kt!Sumc. Box Sfil CdM !Thi:!S SEC'Y /RECEPT. Mm 6 m o. t'Xpt'rtt'nn· Must be able to work wdl "11.h publtt·. lw eal:lt'r tu learn & g row with ;i growmg l·o. /\sk for San che. llJK· H.140. Olympian Escrow Scrvtct' Stal ton allcnclanl 1'0 ull time Apply lllevron 1251 No Coast llw~. Lag B1·h ERVICE STATION A TTENDAl'ff L>ays appl) Shell Station 17th Irvine !'I B &i2 125!1 SERVICE ST A TIOH /\ttendent. da\':; or C\ l'~ I'' T . P T . ·I' I I.' as ant workin g t•ond Soml' I me1·h l'XP ht'llJfUI Mat··s Texat·o. 111511:! Bea t h Hl,d . II tt l 11s11-1•so5 I Ser vict' St atton Attt'n danl. P 'Teves. Neal ap pearanl't' & handwntmi.: i\1Jply 25!10 Nl'wport HI. CM. ENGl .. EERl .. G shots !162·1259 TECHNICIAN Our growing electronu·~ Free Aust Shep fem co. hlls an 1mmcd opt.•n puppy to good home. 7 mg for an En14m1•cnni.: ITl-06 751·3005. 540 3894 Tech. with 3 5 yrs ex per with prototypl' & tc~t of a nalo1:: d11:l1lal m H·ro processor nreu1try t:sc of m1cro-l'omµuter developme nt ~y~tl.'m:. would he dl's trithll'. alonl:l with a knowlcdgl' o( d1g1tal m1•ter r ks. A 111 U. U tu A ekts. 1·onta1·t res1stan1·p c·kb. & h1pot ekts hlllpful Wtll 1>1• w11r k111g with mm s u1>cn 1s1on I rom cn){meerm.: cJrawmgs & SJ)t't·tf11·at111n~ \Juallr11·tl eand1datcs arc 1n' 1ll'd to l'IJfllat:l ,, Mast.r SfMclattiH 1640 Mon ro\ 1a. t: '.'t1 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** Good used Furniture & i\ppli;inces OR I will sell or SELL for You MASTERS AUCTION 646-1616, 133·9625 Twin Size Mallress Nl.'ver Used , 841·1Z8ti t'\'t•s Boys Trundle hl'd wit h matthmg dresser. spal·c Sa\er bt'd Wit h hit 111 d resst'r . .id quu lll}' 642 S2fl6 00 2427 t: o E Ma1Jle table with 6 t·ha1rs ----------i & 2 lea\es . 5600 or hest offer 1-;\'~s after 5 JO Toohng DYE&MOLD MAKERS 12nd Shift) :\1SC 1s contmumµ to ex pand 11 ~ 1oohn14 oµcra twn:, & ha' 1· an 1m med1atP need for cl\'t' & mold m akers 5 y rs ·min exper re qu1rc1l. roust ha\'c own 1001:, & ht.' a bit• to opl:'rall.' a II slandar<I tool rm . 1·qu 1 pml•fll. Come in or call Master S"ciatti•s 1640 Monr'ov1a. C :\1 642-2427 1<; I I I<: !j62 7201 Custom group 1n14 !11v cseaU.. 11 tit•corator t bl. glass top 44 sq nx·kta1I thl $2.SO 5S2-813n .i Chrome Kltt ht-n or Um mg Chairs for :-.all' S.541 :,.&9 0373 Company offers: ' Sewer & drain d :aners •t:XCl':r.Ll-:NT SAl,AH V TYPIST. maturt'. a c· l'Urllll.' for a n tg of<- Thru tax season Salary open 673·4253. 54tl· l I 7!1 DIVORCE SALE El l•gan t C u sto m Designed sofa & loveseal ong $131111 no "' $1!011 Thomasville 1•11ffet' tbl hand l'arn•d onlo( S.5110 now $350 All for $11511 Call days ask for Makt• Up Artist 752 91193 -<:OMPANY BENt~l''ITS wanted. light plumbing 964-4822 C1n·a 1900 mahog rolllop dt'sk & s wi vel l'ha1r. SlStXl 0 80. 95HS467 Submit resume or r all m eonfici e nee lo (714 1 540-1111 DOUGLAS OIL COMPA .. Y OFCAUFOR .. IA 3160 Air way Ave Costa Mesa. CA 92621i Aff1rmat1ve Aet1on E m ployer Secrl'lary SEHIOR SECRETARY SHJPPING & Packai:?ing Will train. I'' lime. C M. 645-5-421 WAITRESS Apply bl wn 9 A M & 12PM. Charlte ·s Chill Off1<•e Desks & Chairs Call 675-11172 STAFf DEVELOPMENT :WI Redhill. Bldg. 112. HarMI 8060 Ste •226. C.M. 92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIRECTOR-RH Pnme oppty for RN who wants lo mo\•e ahead. Teach new nurse ass1s • •••••••••••••••••••••• MH.-s IOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Buckskin Mare. 12 yrs old. good riding horse Expenence ride r SSOO 546·5967 tanls. provide m service 1------11111111111~ ... -i HouMhold Gooch 1065 training programs for all WESTMINSTER person nel. insure con ABBEY tmuous upgrading of pa· ANTIQUE MALL. t1ent care , must be pror1. Daily 10·6. Fri t0..9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kmg bed. glass shelve. pla nts. hdr m c hes ts 64(}.~ c1ent & eomforlablt' in Closed T uesday geriatric nursing & re· 11751 Westminster Ave Jewetry 8070 hab. pleasant 127 bed G d G 554 6103 ••••••••••••••••••••••• racihly w 1qualily of life ar en rove · Man ·s 14 et yellow gold t•mphas1s. part of a lead· -------braclet. curved length & !ng n atl. healtheare rorp. Antique bath tub. <'ast nugget textured. 13 MM Compensation negotia· iron. old style poreelam wide. 8 .. long. appraised b I e . Ph o n e M r s hand les. decorative legs. value $3.000. $1200 firm P allirel o. director ol 673·3149 548·9744 or 548·6446. 0Derati0ft1 P•nCM1MI liclck·up wire operator needed for widely known slotk brokual{e fi r m Typing req 'd lmmt•tl. o pt'ning. C al I 111'11·11 McGinley. 644 2~2 Our D i r ec t o r o f M11nufactunng has an 1 mme d . n eed f or a sa·retary with J.s y rs. ul rocent ex per .. preferably within man ufacturtnl! t•nvironmenl. t:an1t1dalt> m ust he a1Jl1• to type 60+ wpm & ahlt• lo USl' dil'laphone. s hort hand Sales skills would be a tJefinite C:ontad l'<•i.:i.:Y Walt at LAZY SALESMAN plus. Must ha vt.> above nursing or Mr. Dill ad mmistrator al 496·5786. ApplimteH 10 I 0 Alllllka n alural ~old nug get rings. 1 with 11l ct diamond, below GIA ap· praisal. 871-7876 Grubb & Ellis 0 u r Job is unique averaRe numerical skills because . & be able to use a IO·key ••••••••••••••••••••••• Washer & Dryer. Xlnl. cond. Sl2Sea. ·------------- l••.rly Manor C••ale1c...t Ha.pital Capi1tr..o lch, CA 646·5848 Cotnn'lerciol 1tt. You must be too lazy Should be able to eHec lrok..-~ Co. for manual labor u vely communicate with MllC .... IMI 1010 Of'TOMETRIC 714·K337291IO J. #2. You do not nt'ed a all levels or pers onnel. Relrig. frost-free. SI80. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Office full or p /t. neat. rar. only a ru.Je to wor k & In addition to a very ------ -----Wu her, S75. Dryer. S7S. LUGrGACiE TA~S o utgoing . will ing t u REAL ESTATE back. competitive salary. we SfATJONERY STORE in Range. $90. Traah com · rrom your business card. learn . ll unl llt·:.i C'h SALES 113. You must be wilhng offer a full r a nge or CdM needs sa l eslady pact~ .. ~~:.s.42·~-_ Send ooe card for each 847·:;9'l7. l.eadin1uealt•st ale com to work only 5hrs a day. benefits & a highly eom· F 1t1me. 5 days . Xln t tag plus one spare. w e Orde r Desk .... /T . PT pany seeks 1>rorcssional 114 You m ustbe satis fied patable wor k environ-working conds.Especial New Whirlpool Washer & return pe r manently people to mana)(e resale with $500 to $800 per menl P lease eonlac l ly fine clienlele. Phone: Dryer. $400. Refr igerator sealed attractive laf & d a Y s . p I e a s u n l ofriC'es Prime areas week. personnel orrice at : 675-lOlOfor appt. 22 cu rt. w /lce maker s trap. m eeting air me per sonalit y. good a vai l X ln l pa y & llSVoumustanswer lhis ~llffi ----------S750.DaysS56·9900.Eves l.D. requirements. Pre· handwriting ;i must. Will benefits EOE K3.5 4~5. ad between 6AM &. 9PM. M1 •hr r "~ Supe r intend ent. $8/h r & Wk.nds 646-5264. ___ vent 1oq Is theft ! For a llfn:'5'0-S222 -"Catt'Mr. wth'mr. 781-110~ -,.._...., · T ee:-d i g g i n t "'t' r e ....,...,. --~'=-"- RECllVIHG •You mus t be a ble lo 642"24 E . .E. s uper in tendent. Dir ect Relri&. frost free. ~lean "pttlonalTied. l a& et;iciose -- Order Entr y Computer INSPECTOR walk & chew gum al the I~-~!"!!!!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!' backh oe operat ors· .. worb fine $150. 548-8513 ~o!~~~!·~·P!:!>:1• !~ Operator. 6 /mo CRT exp TRAIHIE same time. c r ane o p era lo r s . or~ will back fs t rim your req. Some knowledge of Must be capableof read· Sales S.C,..._,,toPret t ruckers. &. o th e r Gu dryer . clean. works tap . Or tr y two cards bookkeeping pref. req . ing engineerinR draw SI.OOO+Dol'!. Ace t yp. laborers in the proper & aood. $75. s.49·8513 or backloback. (:hallenglng opportunit y i n 11 8 r 0 r s m a 1 1 MAH AG E MI .. T ing, no shrthd , m ature. acceptable procedures in ~4415 PRICES: foc the right person. Call mech11nical components. TRAIHEIS 11d. dress a ppear . Sandy : the dlgaing. boxln&. &. S'leaor Jte Ann Kin& S.9·0678. Will consider purl time Local office or national ~8065. Coastal Person· r eplantin& or m ature Washers, Dryers: G · 4/St ... $1.eoea. Bob Siemon Christian student. corporation now needs nel AIY .. 2790 Harbor trees 50 as to not ha rm Whi rlpool . K e nmor e. 6/9lap $l.50ea. Jewelry J.DINSTRUM f:NTS !leVeral young people lo Bl .. CM. Never a ree. tree & to insure that It Mayta1. Reconditioned. 1oormore$1.40ea. --------1SS42Chem 1cal Ln. tr ai n a s futu re E.0 .E . 1 1 1 ninniahed. auaranteed! Sal•Tax Included PART·TI ME General ore. Huntington Beach m an agers. Complete~!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wil surv ve ls new en· $1edellvered7S0.310S. NOCARD? up to 6 hn per day. S4.50 1194.5351 training progr am. Earn r vtronment. Require Syrs Draw 1our own or send ' hr.Anaphonea &rastac· while you learn. up lo SICllTARY exp e r . mature t ree STOPU name. ec1c1 ...... ~Is cura\e typin a . Nr So. llCIPTIOHIST $600/wk. Applican ts Stock brokeraae firm in specializa tion. T•ke •d Take Ume to relax and 11e'll mall• one card .,.r C.O.t Pia&•. Call Ronna n·ELP!!! mus t be o ut1oln 1 . Fuhlon lal•nd has Im · to nearest E m0ptoymenft lbap at home. It'• 1lm· Ull.AdcUltrHch . ET C c arpe t M 111 1 Need recepllonl1t for eneraetic, enthualu Uc, medl•le o pe n in 1 for Development ept. o · ple witb Dally Pilot led chedE or mOMY or· __,1 MY, Pf'Ol.rna~ve beauty 6 8'bleticall1 Inclined. If u c re t a r y I ba c k · up fice. OOf '51.117-010. Ad Q.......s Adi. And lf dlr to: I salon. Loads or ~eftt,. you are lookiftl for. d•· opw.UO... Exper. pref. ~forb1employer. ,.. ............... to MOT ...... ·--... : m• I PART Tlrne. F /lime ana. ~. finite future, and are Hn: 7·I :10. Coe tact Mii, eall • frleadly · ·-P.0 loa • ... -.·,~rtiilniiitQiiiiiuaiil moppofmiituiln!lltyBem•pmlOymtr!!ml!!/l!!/h!!!!B!!!!~I =::."=am=N=o=E=~~=~=E=.rtee!==· C=•=l:l :~Sell:;;:;kh~~lte;;ma==M2=·51'11;· ~.1.,;;~:::;aner-:=;::;~:;l·=·=· ·=··=ca=l=I =M=r::J. l..::-':.::.;am=::M::.·cG=ln=l=•=1=for=a=ppt=. J:a-::*'P:=:;:a,:;;ed:;:IPt:::A:::mdlt::::l:::'c.n=y=o:=;=·=on=e:i ..,~----·Ad-·.Vi=iHr;;;;;;;;:;a;:;t~-Olllla--·11_ ... __ , c_l·-·----o -,,. .. -, • .---..... --~ .... J ,, -"' "'•'~,,., ••. , ...,. !' on'._,,. .............. ~~~~---"!:'°'"'....___..., .... .. .... . ··••riM ..._w~· l~. Januwy 13. 1911 DAIL y PILOT c I I tHO ..... ,.... 9040 _.. ........ , ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .......... t400 -HIJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Le ...... . ~-.....>"OUlll\'t'I' bouQIMlt ol 30 mulll rnl ondtwh um h•lloon~ 111 .. 1 wtUI rtbbun 6. ~OUI UV.II p C' r •on• I m ,. a' "' it ,. Pt"rf .. 1·1 h11 •• \ 1·r> 111 1."•111on w .. 111•1 1\ ••1 17)44111 111U Ill drum dn 1hhu111t· ••••••••••••••••••••••• AHTLt:'I' f"l.t1T t: 1:11U1I 1·011d1t11111 I:!:!~ uhu ~n:11• ttt lt~'IO.H llli 1'1u1111tt·I tluld I ,•1"4u .. 1 fu11ah n 1111 ~''"' .. ""'" h 1111( It 111 It• • I 0111'1'1 I I .11l.i11tu1 DJ1 tWti .Wll.I UTIOAT Ul N SALt: ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• IRED OF WASTING MONEY OM POOR GAS MILEAGE? WllUT CLIAMCAIS AleTIUCKS C O HHfU C HEVRO LE 1 ·-•• • l r \1 t S4&-I 200 t11J ...... l•••rW ...... l•p1rM Uaed .....••.•...••.•....... . •..........................................• ··················~ -----~~~•llPl'1••u119~u .. t '741 ,........ 9770 Clll•r•t ftJO IOI McLAIBil'1 •••••••••••• ••• ••••• • •• ••••••••••• • •• • •••••••• ••••••••••••• •••···~ & LEASE ,. vw ...... L. 20.000 SllUSl'llS~' m1 , 2dr. $8750. Oya . We h•veatoodJel DIRECT! 673-3797; eves: 49"·3m. o f N E W Ir US '· • . Chevro&eu! ;:.: ..... '76 VW Popup Westfaha • ... 850 N. Beat'h Blvd . 1911 PEUGEOT Cam per . x In t con d . 16700. 9'> 7-()()77. CO~toUll C HfVROU T ..,_II • LA HABRA TUll01 ----IS M1 No or SA t 'wy I I .i-. prof a.pvll.1111 • •loll\ Mu11 Mt~llC 1\1 11 M 1111Q • 4't11 t>-mhh• &I 1 ·111111 ll11t1111 . l "unlf .,, 1.., , 111111, f1t1J ••• 11/~ '71111 ..-U.1lhpu l .. rttn1u ll•l)' " fl.nnt ya cht Tw"' c; M 1.illl. luad41d w •II US t.'4WP N•ver delivered lli.w lu ht111•llo11 Muat be .,.,Ill 1mm~ t•rn·~ well twlo• <lit \'Ulll Up lu ~~~ l•·luv. I01111 n lut1 Shp • fu-i "' 1111 tt111 t' oVPtY lo 1.wn tlw he•111 w h·rm11o tu mati·h No t.luwn pa.y nwm Y1u·hl in1t i\1111tM' t'orp ~ W Cllloli.t llwy N lt titti 115.51 W I C A ... .UAUMTH YOU A MIMIMUM FUil SAYIMCHOF Top ~'fi~r~~?~sports 1J~1!>'2~;1!i~ HACH IMPORTS Cars, Bug s, Cam pers. M8DoveStreet '72CONVERT IBLfo: Ena. I yr old . pain t 11'1 yrs old, l(reat t•ond. mJO. 641 2079 CVt!S ,. \ ~ . S4b-I 200 . Ml"i·h.-1111 ' I •••I~ lOHke .......... & 20.500/o --------·~ ~ '72 Chevy Kingaw , 914's. Audi's ----NEWPORT BEACH t..:" .t.1>111 1'111 .lllHI I ......... 1015 !••••••••••••••••••••••• l't'ftftl~ m t:11lhl'l 'h 111 Ill l'wVUl YUU Wo11I ~ .. i.l••I " ltaeq\H't l lul• 1•1 I 1 '1111 1111~11 ""11·1•1111ic ~h·•·t1 H' l.l't'lt mf' la111 d \ 1111h I .,. 11 ... ,. l•lllll' $;::14111 i\l11c 11 Utatun WhMl..,r Squ111l w u1l11 &I !!n1&1nt! $100 firm. n a1Jth only MS_.. t•\t'1' l'or comp let e details 1iend 12.00 to MULL .. :Ns t.-:NTE R l'RISES 20281 ll11tpoon Cir H. 8 9:1.646 Mont!)' Back <.iuaranlet• tt1u •~ ~. 11:1° 111111. 1t ,. , 11 , 11. u 1 r 1 t' .. Ru)tnlit l111hl , ...... 11 \ \\. '\1 h ll ,, I) I <I 111 11 '"" J t•v. 1'11' "' I h1· I\ 1111 t 11 1111 hu 11111h111j.:~ 11•1 .,,,lo• ~I Iii l.11111\)111 th 0•11 •• 11\1111• '14 ~1:1 111 I 1tS tw1nell :.!4 cully l'ali. Aufol fOf' Sale 1oadtid. t•ntlem 1r1~. '>t;~t ·····7~;;z,R~;~;;~:···· l'uc "''' ,,., , ).•to• 1.111 I <lllll " ' < Ill I 1' I '" I' J,Jhi1 V. .. ~ n1• I 1•11111 ( 1 t.11• .!U •~I ti.!:Ut It ' l'~I \It. -. \l t I .i•lu1 L>wul l:u11 l .. 11 lw.,. , vii ,.4lt!r 4w.! 47110 or 400 4162 NOTICE TO "'""'II\ 1111·1 .. 1 11 ll1t1· ...... l...t/ dt''"' 1 •\'11, 1.'XJ11 ~ 9050 ht•\"' .. •l h 1 ··lul n ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •·•*1 ""' Ill l:<1lllfltll( Ull •IMMACZll 34 HO/\'l'S 11 11 x 1 i: ti i. u ) , ti IZlllu plan:. preµaul. 11n u?t.IJ U), ti ll .>.!II•· rromll~ mu mr~uu111i: -.IIµ, l~lltOlll> 714 ~ 5W4 ~i.i:l"Ull\t' tlt·:.k M11h 11 loah. $9il 9060 Ht:AUl-:KS ANIJ AOV~HTISt-:HS Ask for U /C.: MGR e.,t '715 752-0tOO JIM MAllMO ~··•••••••••••••••••••• Porsche t750 VOLKSWAGEH I 7:.!, V6 . a /t', am /fm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18711 Beach Blvd. slereu. auto, $lllj5. 74 PORSCHE914 HUNTINGTON BEACH 760·8868/644·11441 Dynamite 5 speed coupe! 142-2000 ·73 Capri 4 l'YI. .tspd. xlnt Beautiful condition in · T_. DOL• .a.R mµg, runs good. t:le1111 side IUld out! See to ap· V'f" -$1650673·2750 prt't:1alt!. (~KRY I PAID FOR $5495 GOOD & CLEAN ~-~••••••••••••!?!.~ JIM MARl ... O ' USED CARS! Top Dollar! ~~h"le~~f.~ Immediate CcaSh! llUNTINGTON Rt:ACll For any dean used 1m '611 VW lius. rcblt cngmt! Best offer 640-5593 '69 VW pick up Hebll. 1700cc Looks & runs ter rific. $4300 1• I'. f>48· 1300 '61 VW Bug Xlnt me'th. (.;real 1ot ·ext Xtras $2300. 4~-3301 '68 VW llblt eni.: SHU() 178 Z IU6. ti4ti 7118:1 miracle mazda ?Jr1 or doml!st1c l'ars or 842-2000 trul'ks ! • d ·72 VW Bus. 1 passen.:er ·72 91 IT 5 s pd. mmt con Wlth s·"a .. ·. run:. 11reul. Contact Bob Walker hon f d l J "' .., ... p e or ela1 s. cay or dean 11650 4!17 57lli eve PP 548 509:J Estate Wgn, a ll elec ifi.ik dows. seals. door looks'!· am 8tr~ stert.'O, ale,~ gage rack. m any xt19t. browntwht ext. gold -~ itl nt conc1. 11200 Rhonlia !ltl2 535.'i ·{4 No\'a hukhbk. 3:.µJ . am fm , ma~:- $17IMI OHO _ <> a57 :JH1 I iii V el(a Sl:.!1111. new lire:. 1i40 7M:J . 644 7301 11 u l t· .. 1 It ,1 I Ir I IC ' • s 11u11110 1·11 11 .. 1 ti""'"" \l\AJ ~·I VO•!>I """ 111\'lel )7~ \ H ll•r t J I th •\ I' tic' ~ l'lll >. , I hn •t l11 J\H~r lk•!>k )l.>11 kt \ l 11lul " llt'llhJlt' $~I 1111\t'lll L11J1·1 Yt11utl \u1lll 1I J lok I.pi.: lllJl h1111 111·1•th muh1r 11Ht•1 1'1 .. 11 1111111 Hull l'rtnl ··ab111d $75 l'at'k interlrn·k 11111 ilraw 1ni: tilt· $:!5 Mh•I & .\luminum 1''1:i.tur1• Thi 3 "10 $15() Bla1·khoanl II x-t sis. Bui lt•t111 lw111rd II x-1· SJ(J. 1-'lewlhni.: draft mi: t·hair $80. MI~(· Elt•I' l'arl!> K JO 4 JO M1111 l''ri 5411-3414 17f;u M11lll'll\ 1a llAl'M J,:.All\ n u r 'uruJ StJ5 •••••••••••••••• • •••• • • .... SZ<IJ ZI Santana 7J . .,:111 ... motor, al·1·es mooral(l'. $45(Jll Sic' l' al Chot'k!> li7J 2(6t) Thl' prH·e or Items a<l\lert1se<l by vehll'll• •l!!al.-r:. 111 the \'eh1l'lc t•l ass1he<l a1J\'er11sing l'Olumns does not 111C'lude any apphl•able tuxes. l1t:l!nse. transfer fl•t•s. f111;i111·e t·hurl(es. fct>:-. for jll' µullutum 1·ontrul tie 'll'l' t·crt1fu·at1oni. or 1k dl!!r llut•umentaQ llrl' µaratwn charge~ unll':-~ otht>rw1SI! spet·1 f1etl hy the ud\'ert1 st•r 2150....._ llvcl Cost. MeM 645-5700 BARWICK DATSUN -.., 11 I 1 1' • '\" '' 11 '7!! l'orsche 911 SC l.lhr, sunrf. alilrm . am fm eass. m tallic pnt. ex1·el cond. tk nvr lease pyms 5578 1151 !1322 7J VW Bus . l(d tonll. S2500 firm 542 2588 77 ~l11111;i Sp1d!!r. VII. a ir. am fm. runs l(oo<l. 111- nt'S:. fon·e~ sale. $:JCl()O !'>iaH 5225 aft Jpm Chryller 9925 llAK fl H t:WOOI> l~hverctl & S1a1·kl'll' Judy. 4~1 <171» ~ 109) ·············•········· 11 t;xn:1. ttl.l ..:1.n i-:s 175('M "' Solomon 555 t)lntl111~:. $175 SCOTT pol•·:. ... 11h st raµlt·~s i,:ril,b $J j ttolh xl111 t·und ~37i l ~Good1 8094 .........•............. ~·ul1a .:<-ar (111· salt-1ir tratlc uf 11111111111-: nflf•,,, n 1 12!111 ~kuha U11 ini: Wl'l Swls Wumcm; Nylon It Small & mt.'t11um Mell', Nylun II l.ar.:1· Hci.:ulalo r , ma,,k . snorklt' 751 H!lti7 8098 llO Catali na J O. fully loatlt!d . min t 1•0 1111 $35.!iU) firm gJ() 6197 SACRIFICE 731AYLINER 27 ft. twin 130 Volvo'1. f\111 cabin. Great boat -trailer. F4y bridge+ M•y ~xtrc.·,. s 15,000 Call 675-2695 TY, Radio, HiFi, Steno Iii' llob1t' $9541 040 7KM 1/2 PRICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'losed hus inl'S!'! i >rs Hcauuful HCA 2!> -l'olor lloah Slips/ ilf.lO Li.:e rolltop d<':-.k . 'IV. 2 yr wrnty l''rt·t' tic Dod&1 9070 1ru11k s. a n l1qut•s h\l'r:y $1Z464617116 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wardnlbc!>, t·lawfont ta W· 1 l & l(las!'! coffrt• Mcrctff Chelflftel hie. !{lass. d1sh1•s ,\ many : a nu • Up to Hf $75 mo WlJQUI! del'OI' llt•m:-. i\11 lablt.~. (1arrartl lurnla .73_K145 from N. y Any n•as 11t• ble. ret·e1vcr & sµt.•ak~~s. 6 · aler offer for lut !lti8 J!Jf;4i Thomas Ca:.scllt• & l V NEWPORT MARINA Will Sat· ~I 1167 Sliµs Avail 64fi tl!.51 WAG N 1-: fl A I H L ES S SPRAY OUTFIT <IHUCI l'SI I Eh>l•tric I 1110 fl. host' Wal(ner Gun. <;<Xx! 1·ond l'all (;rcf.l !17!1 !Ni21 Vila Mash •r 1-:x1·n·1st• Bike Spt-<•dt11111't1·r . 11mcr. 150 mtlt•s on odomctl•r .1 months old ~ust s1•ll SllMI hsl ofr &15-2347 l.1qwdalmt1 S;ilt•_ :!U' • url' wholesale prit't'. !\l;irkl'I Ct>ramil-s. !J Jpm. 21111 South Yale St. S;int;i Ana. 979·0121 Kirby Vat·uum. 11; hea\} tlut). xlnl l'llOil s1:1 li40 152.'> Kini( st walt•r ht•1I. hk•· new $60. lawn m11w1•1>, $10_· ()mm.: rm lhl Siil. pat19 l'hn. S5 l.<tthl·~ dnlh!!S. men s dulht•:. & baby dot he:-. 25 111 S Ill 546-77711 STA:.11' co1.1.1-:<'TIO:'llS PliHL'llASt-:1> lly l>U\'I' Magnovox 2:f t·ulor TV & u p lo 24 · stereo co nsult'. I 1110. $&'>.mo_ Newµorl 63Hlt83. 645·142flCVt'S 615·9174. 581 352.'> loah & MariH SI.I I' Wanted ' For ,111 · ......... Grand Ha nks Trawll·r ·········~············· 493-21111. 661 6762 loah, Maintenance I Service 9020 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trmsportation Manne Elect rician ••••••••••••••••• • ••• •• Ucs11(n /mstall r<'µa ir Aircraft 9110 ()ual wurk. 54H 2520 l'VS ••••• • •• • •• • •• • •• • • • • •• 1!169 Beach Musketeer. loah, Marine rrudllme 150 Lyrnmmi.: ~........ 9030 eng. 2 Com nav 's ••••••••••••••••••••••• transpon der 848 250!1 32" Wheel. s s. sells retail eves. $190 . As kin.: SIUO 968 i~JJ. 968 o~n c~. Sale I Reftf 9120 13' IOSTOH WHALER •••••••••••••• • •• •• •• • • 6 42 2455 C.:amper for l~e bt'd l'v . $1200 • stove. rdn g . S300. Also loah, Power 9040 l'a m per Jal'ks. $1 25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-4564 O' Gran MariMr Motcriwc1 likes 91 40 Fully cqu1p1>4--d. Perfel'l ••••••••••••••••••••••• live aboard. 56.'>.0llll Sitµ 2 Molobeeane Mopeds . SS0.000 loan £or 15 yrs, at S400/ea. 1 Vt's pa 12011 1112•? a vail. r~~ ply Men 's & women s 5.14-1505 or 840 2254 on Sch winn bikes $911/ea. hoat 840-432S. ll'IOSTOH Motol'coJ:r~' / .......... . WHALER Sc 91 SO Anti .. 1/ Clmsiu 9520, ••••••••••••••••••••••• A U B U H N I' h a t' t o n Spetldstt•r 1!135 t'l;iss11 r!!phca hy Calif. Custom Coach. Never n·.:1skred . Used for sh11w t•ar only ~ Bar l(ametl µrl<'cd ' Sel' Jim Sule or Bernie Ashe Tht.'Odore llobm s Ford. 2060 llarbor Ulvd . Custa Mes a <.:;ill li42 UlllO or 540-8211 . <llj i'"11rtl W1H1d1t'. rt•slon·d SIJ.om Al ~'\Cl :!!I :.todl'I A Town St·1tan I .tr rcstort"ll ltlt>al tor ~111 ill'nl Slll.OOCI fii!l tillil • 54 l'orsl'lh'. 1·1111cours 1·ontl . 1ww Iran:. l'lll: susp mt.. ct•· 7K7 t~M:! 40 I.mt• Cmll. Curl\ $WI\ '3.) Femi Sl'tl lh-1 SISK '1;:! !\tt'rt' t'oml'I ( '111l\ SZK l'as h. tratlt· lur p r 0 p , I: U l ti . S I I\ l' r 'l!lli 552ti. 4Wh"4DrivH 9550 .....•..•.............. HIW 11 JEEP CJ l'o w ~teer. trak Im'. bul·ket st•al s . front s lab1h1.er. roll bar & m ore You r s f11r 1 m ml' d I ti I,. ti t• I 1 I ,. r ~ 1101111111 S7419 COSTA MESA AMC JEEP 549~1023 '78 Cht•vy lilazer. 28.0INI m1 . fully c qu1µµl·d . 18.400. Uys 673 37!!7. eves 499·3115 . ·77 Dodl(e Power Wgn. • trl'WY .. ~~~r\lio . ., P s . P h. auto. $2000 ti42 02:m Bll·ll75 49 J.Jl75 WANTED! Late model Toyul:i~ ;ind • Vo l ,·os Cull u:-. TODAY '.'~ Earle Ike TOYOTA·YOLYO 19UH.,._lh 4 Coile Mtto "'•0.001., u o.to7 PORSCHES WANTED Must sl•ll ·77 2KOZ, ~>spd . xlnl <·111111 a 1,t·. am fm l'a..,s, $:)HCICI. H•li 1407 a~k 111r B .J T 0 II iti l-'11\l l:!KWli ... op o ar s 1 ~.oo Paid ;;.;! x:i.:11 ~1 ..-K :m 1i .i..1111 1 For Your ( 'ar' 71 X 1:1. qu11·k ,,:tl1· s:1:1<~1 JOHHSOH & SOM ·~~ !",t· '' <' \It iil'M L. -•-M 1.1.111!17 l encvwr ercltrY ~ll arhor lll\1L Honda 9 727 U~ta Mt-sa ~ •. io !">tiau •• ••••• •••••••••••••••• We Pay OYER llu~ look For Your (i(wxl \'W. l'orsl'hc ur :\utl1 VW PORSClll': 1\\ 'DI 445 fo: Coa:<L ll1Yi ii} al Baysiilt· I h'l H :-.11•\\ptlrt llt';11'11 tii:l ll~MMI VISIT YOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA HEADQUARTERS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY Si\U :s & s t-:HVH ·i-: OLDSMOllLE HOM DA GMCTRUCKS :!X.'>O II arlt11r llh d ·74 911 Coup!!. 5 sµl't•d . ·74 Phan~. roll har. spoktod wheels 673 1111~1 dys , G4l 5286 e\'CS stereo. alloys Very Cinderella's l'uul'h !'!UtWr dean SIO.!lllO 75!1· lZ~:t bug. urn.:. 1974. hkt· nu '7!! !124 2!1.ut111 m1, air. s ll'rt'll, s nrf. ,,liver s12,sm tifiJ H.'>!fl! l'\ es_ 1981 SAAB TURBOs BEACH IMPORTS 114K Duvt• SI rt•t•l ~EWPCIHT 1n;,\l'll 752-0900 ORAMGE COUMTY SAAB Ill 'Y or 1.EASt-: lltHl-:CT ov1-:RSEAS l>El.IVEH I ES ,. A I t ' :1 • 11 01 <1 • $365() !160·21135 74 Super lfrt•llc part~ High back st•als . hlk. $20 l!a hal'k st·at szo Hight door $411. wuulsllll·ld S:lO Ii.ti !11 57 !ii \'W Jiu:., 1·1111s Ill'\\. $1250 l'uJl i\n~wc•r Atl 11<117, :l·I hr:.. l~I~ .(JC NI ·75 VW 1Supc1 lll0l'tk1 -,1111 top. ~n·al '>lt•rt•11 Ol'al Ill'\\ lift'' In 1111 Sa1· s:n.15 1;-;:1 tii!r.1 !11:1 1:!.ii VW 1;:1 l'lllJ t1111 I iuotl tlrakt·:. lra11,1111~-.1011 :is 1111111111 1111 1·11 i.:1111• Sl:tm .l!llt !i:Hi Volvo 9772 .••........•••..••••... VOLVO SALES, SERVICE AHO LEASING oVEHSJo:AS l>El.I \' ~:H \' EXl'EHTS EARLE IKE VOLVO 1966 II arbor 1111 it COSTA M ES1\ 646-930) 540-9467 OR.ANGE COUMTY VOLVO EXCLL'Sl\'El.Y \'c1t.\'t1 Largest Vol\11 Ul'alt·r m Oranl(e l'uunt~' BL'Y or I.EASE L>IHt:CT l'fm~~ ('OST1\ ~ll':s,\ ~ 9762 l'rt•m1u111 pn1·1·:. paid for an} u:.i·tl t·a1 .................••.... 7ti Chr)':.lt•r Nt•Yt purl Hroui.:ham 1-:stall' !>ale Exn•ptwn;illy ntt't' low rmll'ill:l' l'ar All luxury t•xtra~ li."17 ll'Jl)(i Corvrite 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOWROOM COHO. ·75 T TOI' l'llWl'I' hra k l'S. J>UWl·r w1n1lciws. powt•r stl'l'rmi.: with 1111 tclt•s1·11 p1ng :.t 1•c·r111g whct•I. :11r. 1\:\1 FM s1cn·11. rear wm dhw cldugger. au1omat11· trans Snow whlh' w11h llurgu111ly 1ntt•rmr :!7 .lllJI• ni 1 11'., l m m a 1· u I a I 1· 1l1n 111ul ' SH, llH1 i5 I ti7!tll Ill' \fl.,\\ l'I' .\ti :211:1 t>I:! 1:~-1 ~ t hrs ii \'l'll t• l11atlt•1l. 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'71i l'd11·a 1;T, l.1ft11a1•k_ ;ur. mill;!S. lo m1. xlnti trl ~ II JK. !(ii 1·111Hl SllMMI l!li ·~-~' mmt $J!llM1 ,i:ili 3-W!I a lt I Aute>1, Uied 5pm ··•••••••••••••••••••••• 7!I Su1,ra. t11ll 1·•111111. :.1111 AMC 99• 0•5• •••.......•..•.••... FIMEST l.l:'l:l'IJL:--; ~IEHLT H Y UK\l.EHSlll I' ~ ?t.t/Joe l.l~l'I 11.N M EIH'\' ln Iii IH 1\u\u < 0l'fH1•r l>r SU 1-'y,' I .uk1• Forl'~t •·"' . llt\'l~t-: t:omplt!lt• set 111' mad11111:-t tools & t1111I h11x. SI a011 Nt'w pol1s ht•r i.:nndt•r. ~ New w1>ld1111: st•I. S~~' 545.8735 SllllU 642 24[>5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -,_, GSIHIO SUZUKI. llK m1 . 1mma l'. $2 !1!15 5-16-6110 lltiys. !157 21il!I '7!1 Toyol a Inn!( h1·1I. 1)1-. t\m Fm l'ilS~. h1f.l wh1•eb Autot, Imported 842-2000 l'IMlf. ;, ~µ(I , ;, ~ r y, <II I'. ll'I lh•IWI .:111111 1•1·1111 $Hl)(.10 ·1!17 i~lll!I 1°r ;i11s p 111:I al 14111 l'ol l' 5-~·tilW;f; lid H&~, ~I F 830·7000 t4.lst.q 9952 :11 Chnsc·raft T S l!tl!41. with s lip . $·17 ,01111 !;<14 2723. & l1n •s. ""'I ,,.,/(, 1:1.CHMI ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. S75oil fi:JI 11m:1 Alfa Romeo 9705 7!1 X.Jti n 11·111g i.:n•t•11. 2tik mt . a t·. "pt•<· 1 a I M11·h<'llll~. 11t-l11x.• !'a ss SIH.!11111 ''"'~ Yiknd s 10.IO 2·1\)7 till llt'lj!t' ('111'111\ll . 1cl1 . ·77 Toyota Wgn. Color 'f_ V M andol 111. lh•d. ('h r:.. li l'lt rl'<l11 t·1•r 4!17 5001 Nunl 11· S p;i, 1'11 rtJhl•· lloml' Sauna. r1ts .111~ room 17 14 I 11:12 :11121 8083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONN Director tr9mbone Wllh case. Ext·e llent con dilion. $100. 675 !!052 after 6PM. Ibanez electrtl' l(Ultar. Professional model with Tree of Lire go1n.: up to the neck. Wood1<ra1n body with hard sht'll case, ssoo. 548·6446 eves Wt•lll'ruft Twm St'rl'W Z5 · '72 llon<la X 1.250. SJ.'>O Nova . w I rlr. VII I-'· Yamaha 175, $150_ St'll ·77 L>o<l.:e llam1·har)!t'1- l.oaded $41!1"1 Ew~ 11r wknds 5-15 281:1 RUF. luade d. $11,!IOO tol(t>lhcr.S4tlll t!ltl:l!Hl ti45 2!.163. Truckl 9560 I ·1i Sut.uk1 8.5. + xlras. ••••••••••••••• •••••••• DUFFIELD ELECTRIC 1 SilU> 1971 CHEVROLET IA Y IOAT I ~ lti!rl after 5µm 1,4 TOH PICKUP 1111 Yl'ar en<l inventory . < 6 eyls . 3·Spel·d manual ,, a I e C h u 1 1· e 11 I 11 llonda 350. 4 cyl. 1"'"1 1rans . low miles & t•xtra F1ber.:lass. Surrt'y or mi. aJl ortt;: .. xlnl rnnd 1·lean • t I M2461i2 1 B1mm1 lops. Compll'tt' 644 5965. 644 7697 ONLY $4695 new boat pril·es start al $7900. Ueµosits also be ·79 Honda llawk. 4t1CK't'. HOWARD Chevrolet ( '8 k 1 xlnt cond $995 673 9'l01 or Dove & (Juail Sts ing taken or I 1>al' e ."'L',Wl'()l'T au :,\l'lf models b efore i"eh I bi~9695 .-.r • p ri c e 1 n <' r e a s e -1 d c It k 11141645.0715days 6 Motorcyc es an .> I c trailer. 11000. 645·6468 'li.'i OWENS SKI SKln- 2ti' t"ull eanvas Xlnt t• 11 n d S I i p a v a i I Motor H~1. Sal• I S4!mibest ofr. 96.1·!11178. Reftf/Storacp 9160 833-0555 ·11; (.;oun <'r 3\ICICIC1m1 S~p1l am fm 1·a ss. r11llh<1r . mal(s. sharp S:l200 0 flO 49'1·38111 eves & wkncls ------...................... . .,;..;;;...;;;. _______ _.._ ________ _, RENT, 22 · lux mlr ·71 Ualsun p1t·k11(), Makt· offer home. Sips 6. self cont SZ15 'Wk + 8" /m l. 640·K.'i85 Trailers, Trani 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·71 23· Prowler , Tandem wheels, $2950/0 80 493.3841 !">4ti·6!1!J5 aflcr J . ·73 1-'ord ('ouric•r Lo m iles. Camper shell Xlnl condition $221M) of fer 639·3625 or 71i0·9021i Chevy '76 Pickup. :.,.. ton. ~ VS. autom atic·. AC. '76 Jayco Tent Trailer. pwr steering. pwr disc s ips 8 . cust om mat· brakes, long-wide bl•d. tresses. port a pot. xlnl solid work t r uck. $2600. rond. Call d ys: 645·3753; 494.2407 Patrick_ eves: 631·3148. -----v 9570 ..•....•...•........... LEASE DIRECT! 1981 ALFA SPIDERS i!I XJlll.. wh1l1'. lilr. 'lilnl 1·111111 H1•:-.l offrr l':tll .\I m;, uu; hl'fon• 111111n • 111lo. a 1·. n 11ll11. Sll~H I !Jfi2 7211.:1. !Jl;:I :111-12 Triumph 9767 .....•................. '7i THI . xlnt •'1111cL rnai.: w h I ~ . a 1 r . ~ 11 11 r 111d . am fm :-I 1·r1•11 I IJ p1·_ St:...~•1 nllt'r l!l!I :J:!~I:! t•\ ··~ IEACH IMPORTS " -;i; .h~J;8~1t1f.~ •'r hlk ~~:'!'r.!' ••.•••• !??.~ lthr. !>Lt•rc•o. """ l rans ,\ ~hcK•ks. a2K m1 . 11nkrt•cl m•w t·ar musl ~l'll Sti. 1:1~1 Mii Uon· Stn·l'l :-.!t-:Wl'OHT HEAl'll 752-0900 l!W 7l!811 IMW 9712 Kcnncnt Ghia 9 7l4 ··•••··········•••····•·······•·•··••••••······ For the bes t 1fra l in i;i K armann (;h1;i Orange Count~ 1 '111111• Maroon (itwHI nmd <'al See Us Today ' · look $22011 ~.\H 3:15 I. SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 2IW02 Ma rguerite Pkwy Mission VicJo 831-2040 495.4949 Closed Sundays CREVIER Hoht'11 9740 .................•....• 7!.I JllO SU T11rlll1 1.oaded . like no rww /\nth i.:ray S:!H.5110 l>ays K:IJ !171!4 . EHs wknds ti75 2107 .Jo~.· ·73 M BZ 2110l'. pn mt• nmcl. all ammcnlt1t•s. S8500 l)ys 752 241M , l'\'l'S 552 r,477 '78 450Sl.C . :10K m 1. perfel't t·ar, l!Very xtra 64H>449 76 VW IUG Sharp' 11443851 @JffCll\Jt Moo'Qui VOLKSWAGEN INC 534-4100 13731 Harbor Garde n Gro ve 71VW IUS Spel'lal. mus t Sl'l" ( 1(&$88) @~Uowcud VOUCSWAGEN INC 534-4100 13731 Harbor Garden Grove 73 VW Bu g, xlnl concl. S3.000. 548·6446 IOVW JETTA '&'ST. H OllDWllY SANTA AMA 835·~171 THE ULTl,_A TE OlllVtNG MACHIN( 4 door. fat'lory sunroof, stereo. 5 sp eed. 8.000 ·n ~El .. silver w 1hlue miles. 14843741 Cadillac 9915 . ..................... . YOUR #I .CADILLAC DEALERSHIP IM OR.ANGE COUNTY! SAi.LS. Sl-:H \'I(' t-: 1\:'llt> u :,\Sl:'l:li .. ' II ' ,, 7SCADILLAC l)ynam1te Cnupr ()'V1ll1· Only 52.000 m1h•s and I o a d e d W h 1 t t' r ,. ti leather (785Nl'll I S3295 JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Bt>al'h Blvd. llUNTINGTON 111-:At'll 142-2000 ·79 Seville. I mmac l'Ontl. Leath. uphol & many ex tras. Owner must se ll. t-:ves or wknds . 960·2316 ·eo Cadillal' F:ldor~do. xlnt t'Olld. 116.200 or cash & take ove r payments 675-2972. leather uphol. sunroof. $1499 •USED IMWt * am/fm cass. best offer ._ -1 Assum e exec lse Ne 23· Coachm a n , 1980 •~••••••••••••••••'• Deluxe.like new.$5000. Ford s 1970 1600. 1976 642·0239. $1900. Good t'ond. l651 ..............•........ i:! Mustan~ :.t ad1 I. :1!'11 Ck\ lfrau11ru11·ar !1Ci2 liH:!4 tiK ~111:.tang, \'ti autu. ,•lt•an run~ .:n•at. $211tlll. l!li ~·ilti Olc:kmobil~ 9955 .•.....••.......•.•.••• 1!17!1 Ill.US TOltt>NAIJll IJSI. \I.I. E XTHAS I. l K E :'I: 1-: W S!~!l[oO Fl H '.\I I) 111 l!Rf\2. ••J.1 -\1~1 Pinto 9957 •.•.•.....•.......•..•• Ti 1'1nl11 Wai.:on, lo m1lt•ag1· 'lil nt 1·oml. roof rat·k ma.:~ ra1l1 als S:UMI ;,~iii Ii:! to PlytnOUtft 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ii F11n 111. autu. a'" ps 1,11t. 111; 11n·~. 1111·t•h xlnt. ~~'lei 4!111 :lll!ll Pantiae 9965 ··•···•····•··•····•·•• 79TRAHSAM l)y namite Jt'I black. l..ouded and only 22.0110 mlh.'li' Tops ! !551WRKI $6995 JIMMARl ... O VOLKSW AG!Et4 16700 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON B Jo:A~H 142-2000 ~eAI,... Plat'entia. Costa Mesa. 842-3490. '72 Ford E·300 NewPurt.er van con version. 57 ,000 ori&. m i. x lnt t'ond . .732002 C0558) 870.8600. 870·5'?28 '@Hfa'Jl Mowa.u. m oney down. '78 El '77 Tr•• A"' '74 2002liis/r (03321 ...G -9742 ~·,, VOll(SWAGEN.INC Dorado Blarrlti. loadl'd w /T-top& '752002a (00351 ...................... ; • 534-4100 l?.OOO orig mi. 5426 mo custoMlwterior '1.2'112.aJ.Ulp.JW8.L_: G~ .. t-Xln,&..4:1·0JAG+---t~ttt-tetrtMH"--i-~R~.M~,=:At>n!tm_:i!46·~23. --Pewer-.tMriftt!~ra~. 'i1 m sunrf. a ir <3201 1 27.0llO miles. See to ap· Garden Grow C••• 9917 windows. Power dilb~r when placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your classified ad ... we take your messages 2~ hours a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... this service Is only .$7 .50 week. For more Informa- tion and to place your ad call '42-5678. "'1t)e s.mce. , ... & Acc"11rie1 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '176.30csi auto (00401 prkiale. 1148·?._1!7 _ _ __ --••••••••••••••••••••••• loc:ks. rear window·' · CloMclS•~ Partin & Out ! 1974 7 ICAMAIOLT foaer. 16 MPG wltft MGI 9744 Volkswagen Bug parts Only 14,000 •"'lual mile V8. AM 1F M 8 trW. . $ • "'VI S"' "I $ -"'MA.I COU..-Y'S •••••••• • ••• ••• •••• •• •• c I 641 9157 " l5300 ~ -,..,. ~ "' orsa e. · ' m this beautiful br onz · -< • WITH USID ,....,, ..... W..tetl tltO OLDIST 11 MCH I SH-1415 _., Imported c:ar parta ••••••••••••••••••••••• o y n a m I t e s p o r t vw parta. '88 left Ir right met • 11·1 c <' 0 u P e · -------- J M PORT WE PAY TOP DOLLAR & roadater . White/black In· door. ·73 left door . Cl9'lVQV) '78 4 dr Bonnevllle, xllt AUTOSlJPPLY lortopUMdC.n .forelgn, l e r lor. Ve r y 1h arp! each.541-974-4 $4tt5 cond. S3000 Call da._ 101N. llanchetter clon9tlca or claulca. If cCU RTSMGl JIMMAllMO 968·1800 evea.1 wkah Anaheim 176-9900 your car i. extra clean. 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T rw t 11rrt't1l IJI llJJUblil SUK6'e8L~ - t h1t l llw.hutc1 r lu:.i.c:. t.>t! terminal l·•I ,11 tht· 1·1111 of thl' l·urrenl term H1h har1I '>lull l'Ol!> would be l 111 t'1 l(t•1I 1111 11 IJki.1 !-.<.•h ool. a c1>1.1rak ~d1vol lucatt<cl on the- 'ani e lanw ccamµus 111 'J.Jrt n~ 1!17!1. a third of H u '>h ard '~ c•lcassrourn :. we re do-.ctJ bl'l·ausc ur d eclining cnn)ll ment During the 1979·80 term, onJy gr ades six, seven and eight were housed there . but administration responsibilities were shared with Oka School. During the current schoql year. Uushard has operated indepen· dently as a middle school, with its own principal and special elective l'O urses geared specifically to up· pt!r level students. All other Fountain Valley dill· trict schools operate on a K·8 basis. The advisory committee on school closures, however, was told to ignore programming in evaluating local schools. Because of its low enrollment, Bushard has been singled out.for possible closure. Bushard currently houses 310 students, with an enrollment of 271 anticipated next year . The current proposal would combine those students into Oka for a total 1981-82enrollmentof691 . This figure inc ludes the transfer of Tiburon tract students to Gisler School, a move planned several years ago. The advisor y committee has conducted separ ate hearings on a separate plan to c lose Wardlow School The committee wit! deveh)p its fina l recommendations this month and is scheduled to pre!ienl a written report to the distri ct's hoard of trustees on fo'eh 5 The final dct:ision tto s chool closures will Ill' rJl<.t<lt• hy the trustee:-; Weeps on stand 'Tried to • revive Margy,' Alaia· says ~ I By FREDERICK SCHOEMEIO. Oftllt Delly ...... , .. " Te11til~ in his own defense, Huntington Harbour physician Dr. Louis AJaia said he had no intention of causing harm to anyone last June 13 when his ex- w if e and her attorney friend were slain. J Al aia, who unsuccessfully fought back tears and at one point nodded off into apparent s leep, told the seven-woman. fi ve-man jury Monday that "I had no such thoughts whatever" when defense attorney Albert C.S. Ramsey inquired if the sur· geon intenaed harm when going to Margy Alaia's home, also in Huntington Harbour. ing," Alaia test1f1ed, hi s voice t:ntJer persistent qut•stiomng rising and fading as he spoke . from Hamst•y, Alaiu •.;wl that "Maria was crying , 'Wh y did moments :.iftn th<• '.l.il>liin~s hi· you stab her ? She's my mom-bt'ga n tH•rforn111i1• • 11 1· man my'," the surgeon recalled cardio-µul mon.1 r: n·• u!.1·1ti.1I 11m "I felt like I was in a dream. I on his former v. 1f• couldn't understand what had "She had n<i pul!w hut !-oh•· happened." Alai a testified. v. as breathing thl•rc "Nt· Alaia has pleaded 1nnoc·ent four , mavlw f!v1• m in11fl·," to r1· a(ld innocent by reason of insan1 su~t 1t•ilt-to r . \l ~11aH·'>t 1fwcl ty to double murder charges As 1run c1 ng111n lfraH"1 f"1 r•· brought against him. (S{•1• Al.Ali\. l'ag1' :\2) Stakeoztt 1iets t1iv arrests · ... By PHJL SNEIDERMAN _, .. r-.f'"'u ""'' • ·~•.,._.. THOSE AREN'T PALM FRONDS, LADIES; ITS A!CALL T GETTING COLD IN FLORIDA The SO-year-old orthepedic specialist, whose practice was based in Los Alamitos. testified •that he thought "that there were no real problems" when he ar- 'rived at his divorced wife's home on the fateful Friday to discusJ li1., wLekend v;sitation ri ghts with their two children, aged 9 and 11. Of '"° O.lly "11•1 Slaff An anonymous tip and a rKllice stakeout In Long Beach have n· suited In tht• arr<'SI of t wr1 su: peel:. in lht: $2[i0.00<J rtihht:n of,, Huntinj!ton Reac:h man l<tst !>um mer St. Petersburg residents J•n• S•ln (left), Judy Lyles admire lclcles Florida • ID the freezer MIAMI (AP) -The hardest freeze to hit parts of Florida since about the turn of the cen· lury damaged citrus and vegeta- ble crops today and forced power companies to rotate brief blackouts from Mi ami to the Georgia border. Tallahassee. with 8 degrees, was the coldest of cities report· ing record lows. The previous J anuary low for the capital was 11 degrees in 1971. Other cities reporting new lows were Jacksonville, where a morning reading of 14 bettered a But Alaia further testified before the standing-room-only a udie nce in Judge Byron K . Mc Millan's courtroom that "the bottom seemed to drop out o f e very t bing • ' whe n h 1 s daughter , Maria, at her mother's urging, went lo the telephone to summon police when he refused to leave lhe premises. · • t felt like I was being pounded ... I couldn't see. It was like I was about lo be killed. I couldn't sense what I was do- Central Park consultant hired in HB 95-year-old January record by ByPATRICKKENNEDY one degree. and Ta mpa, which 0t111eo.11y~11eeStatt broke a record set in 1905 with 22 The Huntington Beach City degrees. Council has hired a consultant to Even Key West managed to tie do a feasibility study on proposed -· AP Wir•pfoOto 'IUEGAL, STUPID' Haig on Watergate Haig denies Watergate wrongdoing the record low of 41 set Jan. 12, commercial development in the WASHINGTON <AP 1 Alex· 1886. Miami was at the freezing city 'sCentral Park. ander M. llaig said today the mark, 32 degrees. the coldest After a five-hour discussion of Watergate scandal that doomed Jan. 13 on record. various commercial attractions the Nixon presidency was both Florida Power & Light fortheJOO-acreparkMonday,the "illegal and stupid." but denied spokesman Dave Wolverton said council split 4.3 in favor of the any wrongdoing during h is the demand for electricity of 10.5 study to determine if spending an White House service. million kilowatts this morning estimated S7 million to develop In the first heated exchange in broke the record for the stt0nd the park would be worth it. four days of hearings before the day in a row and forced rotating The study, by Ultra Systems, Senate Foreign Relations Com· blackouts in all cities served by based in Irvine, will cost an mitlee on his nomination to be the utility from Miami to the estimated$32,900, accordingtoci· secretary of state in the Reagan Florida-Georgia border. ty officials. It is scheduled for administration. Haig said : "Due to the record cold we're completionin90days. "I never willingly or con- meeting an extremely heavy de-Vince Moorhouse, the city's sciously or unconscious ly m and for e I e ctr i c i. t y . ' ' director of Community Services. participated in an act I con· Wolverton said. "As a result, it's claims commercial uses ln the sidered immoral or, above all. been necessary for us this mom-park would generate money to illegal. I didn't do it then and I Ing already to rotate power out· • pay for construction, develop· haven't done it in 37 years of ages 20 lo 30 minutes at a time." ment and maintenance or the military service, service to the Three ntht>r s uspects wen• ar rested w1thtn an hour aft er the Au g. f"i holdup Ac<'ording to pol-ire. four mt'n and a woman forC'l•d t hctr wa v into a southeast II un l1 ngt11~ Beach hC\mc at gunpoint la't s ummt>r. struck thf' 56 year old homeowner on the head and 1n sisted he open h1'> '>lift• Poli ce have withhel<l th1• namc Of lht' \"IC'tim. ~a\'lnl( he• h:i-, llN•O robbed mon· th:in '""''' .ind that publ1c1ty ahout hi ~ ';il u:.ihll'~ ('OUld pltitl' h11n tn Jl'O p<trdy again Th e intrutll'r~ lil•c1 u p .i nd gagged 1h1• hnm••(1wn1·r IH·f1 ir•· fl eeing '" t W O t•ar!-. IA II h s 12.fl()(• t•as h. plu~ !-il\'<'r anti wild rmn~ and jc'welry 'alue<I al .S23X.OOO police !-.3Hl One t i.Ir was spnttl•d nn tht• San 01ego FrN•Wav an hour afl t.'r tht• robbt•ry was rc•111irted. <.1 nrl two men and a woman in s ide were arrested The twtl mis!'tng ~u~µert~ were lall'r 1dent1fied as Kendall l.eon ard Mo rri s. 511 , und ClarenC'l• Elmo Owen .Ir . 5'.l. i.lnd lluntio~ton BeaC'h p11I ice oh taim•cl a warrant for th('i r ar rest Sgl Luis Ckhoa said th<' break in th<' poltr t• c:;1•arch for Morn), a n d 0 w e n t' a rn e r r o m a n anonymous tip that the· pair were living in lht' area 11f Third (See i\RRF.STS. Page A21 Or:n:c.4 .-~oa~• \\·eat her The Florida citrus bell in cen-city's neighborhood parks. country." tral Florida was hit with tem· Moorhouse bas recommended Haig, who was White House Fair tonight with in· peratures ranging from 20 to 26 , purchasing75 additional acres for chief of staff in the final months c'reasing high cloudiness degrees, forcing many growers the possible development of of Richard M. Nixon's presiden· Wednesday .. Lows tonight to take preventive action. hotels, restaurants, water slides, cy, looked directly at Sen. Paul 45 at beaches to 55 inland. "We've had temperatures cold a children's playland, YMCA and S. Sarbanes, D·Md., who had Highs Wednesday 64 alon~ ---enough to probably cause aome an overnightcampln1 facility ala questioned him extensively on the coast to 72 inland -----t1•111tl'R8~1EN MANCiii iN WK~DQI, ,.,A , damage,"· said Don Farmer, proposedtroutfiabin1lake. hls White House role. · Sub-frHzlng weather put• crop• In pertl . --an~~-.~;;:;i.~;,-;~l=~:da-t~~;:'J~00.::3:;;'~11~~\h~:';fa~;• af ;:Ur -:en;::t;:u:-· ~:N~iBE'nDA ~ to Ellis Avenue between Edwards th111, Haig said. · School budget cuts weighed andGotbardstreeta. Sarbanes asked Ralg re· Co~•. wine and ptQeOM A plan to pay for the addtuonal peatedly whether he considered make· up ~ of tM nt u11 acreaie Includes iuulnt S2 Water1ate wrong. The senator from WGlhington IM•t do~•· mUUoa to ti million in revenue said he wa~ con~erned more Stt 1toric1. Page Al. bonda and lncreutni aubdiviaion about Hali a attitude toward The Huntlqtdn Beach Union Hilb School District trustees wUl •nil a plan to cut '3.5 million from tbl · 1•1-a proJected $C2 11tllllon 1eneul fund bud1et tcmlallt . Afu*a1b the proposed cut· 'NebUftnot been annouDeed, it., la Down tbat muy COUDHlot ~ wW be eUmlnated and tbtlOIDeelectift clua oftertaji, 1ac~ •• advanced foreian • lan1uaaea, will be available only at a few campuaea. Student. who want to take such elective courses wtll'be allowed to take them at whatever campus tbey are ottered, aceordin1 to the COll·Hviq propoul. Clttn1 Inflation, dJellnllil enrollment and bl1ber 1aluy overb .. d, diltrlct aupertnten. dent Dr. Frank Abbott an· nounced hla plan to "malatmn a l '., minimum proaram" Jut Nov· ember. Abbott's aeneral proposal stre11ed courses required for araduadan, admittance into tbe Univentty ol Calltornla ayatem and pre-weaUonal tninlna· Bffauae of deelinlD1 enroll· meat. fewer teacher posltioal will be r~ next "I~· a dilllltet lpMlllDm aald. Lann aoUeee (._ MJDGST, Pal• Al) Nixon's .. abuses" than about and Iott... whether Haig waa dlrecUy in- In favoroftbeatudy wereeoun· volved. ctl memben Ron Pattlnaon, Don Other aenaton Jolned ln uk- MacAWlter, Jack Kelty and Ruth in1 that _question, aDd ftnall)' I Finle1. Oppoaed were Rutb Hali replied, "It w11 botb U· B•U•1. John '11'omu and Bob 1e1a1 and atuptd. And t t.bink if llandtc. Preskteat Nlscm were here, be Commercial dHelopm•t ln would~~ wu atupid." tbe put laM M.. opfand bJ laid Hall: "Miltakea ....,. Frleadl of U. Pan.,a lft!llP of m.cte. No .. It dbcountins tbe aboutlGO-UftMUtM... ( ... DIG, ... Al) I ...... ,., ... _..,.._. "' 1--.....cti Cl L.M....... M ....... .. ~ Al C ........ 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Ot ho• i-aad lou l u ff11·ttr11 wall travel to S11u Utr t111 tl\I" ••ek to takr l'U1tlC1d'\ uf We11lr) hlftM' Tur k11r lO. 1i11 d 11trl(P' al ltdnal)fl1na 111111 ruhlw1 \ P oltc·r '•\ Tut'lr.N """'' lht• , ......... , FLORIDA ••• Cttru Mutual. "Tbol• wbo bad h11U.., equipment were Uliq tbat equipment." Th• cltrul srow•n alao wtn u1 ln1 lrrl1atlon 1ystem1 end wind machines In an effort t.o prevent dame1e. "But It takes two to three weeks ror an orange to show that It's really been hurt, .. Farmer said. "Any damage we expect to have will be in juice ·yield loss. When you gel ice. you start los· ing juice." Hoitage release nearing? By 'fte Aueela&ed Preaa A top Iranian neaotlat.or said today "it seems that the dale or the release of the hosta1ea Is ap· proaching," but that flnel aaree· menl has not been reached and release of the 52 Ame ricans may be pm;tponed. the orficial Ira· nian news agency reported. • a n ... h u (II I I .. 11 I 111 n 'I I 1 I t• • And in the nation 's winter ve~e tahl c garden n ea r llom estead, ,south or Miami , some early damage reports In· dicaled some losses as heavy as those sufre rt.'<l in the last hard freeze in 1977 Ir an 's Parliament , meanwhile, put ort debate on two bills aimed a t helping re· solve the hostage c risis but a parliamentary spokesman said there was no indication or op· position lo the measures. "ll 's a disaster," said Belly Tilson. wire of bean farmer Ed Tilson. "Our fields aren't frost· •nrr H.obton "~:oil 41 11. llr" t- 10 hti. t'h-.._..I 'hUI• hfl ~t'J>l 10 ""lul" "" •1Ton1µhe·l' hl'lll !-w•ol\ ·, ""'!.! . .uul t \t· .. r uld dltuli(l1lc1 h '" l • "'l' ... I .. u 1111 (I'11 1 Ill t ht' . l1a1n11\ 'u11rth H un1111..:to11 Ht'or h h11m r ( Relaled photos Al, All) DROUGHT HINDERS MISSISSIPPI RIVF.R -A4 Pars quoted Ahmed Azizi, an orricial in the prime minister's orric·e involved in negotiations lo end lhe 14·monlh crisis , as dis· t·ussing the la test negotiations bet ween the Una led Stales and Iran thro ugh /\lge r ian in· lermediaries as we ll as "rumors that lhe hoslaj.(('S may he freed by l"ricfoy " Un lht' \11 ..t \ tu h1' ... tu11• 'x·11t1 r t•µurtt"llil} l'r ...... hl'd h t'I 1111·k u11 ,ind \llrt'~tl~ \!1 1th I u1 k1·r for 1h1· '>U:>pct•t ' iitun '. •·· · ·· · Aftt-t-·~trt1~11:fur~· ·l.,t ··d · 1>h1111 lllnt' Tul·kl'1 rJt·t.I fnm1 tht· t1u:-.1 11t·~~mdn ~ tn.h·k 01111 tJ1 ,;.1p l"'drt'd µult n · 'aid Mcanwhtl<'. Sn1tl told hi!'> :.tory tu poltn-. who !'>urroundcd ht:-. homl' Tht· :o.u!'>J>t·c l an Scoll '!> homl', LawrNH·t• Urarllcy Hen nt'llu. JJ, 11( I .a Mesa, c m11t1cd his n •vol vt•r ua a s hootout with officers , th••n surn·ndcred No tnJural's oc·t·urred 1n the rol.iber y hosta~e drama Police subs1.;.'<1uently 1dent1Cied Tuc ker as lhe m1ssmg s uspe<'l a nd obtamt.-d a warrunl for his arr est. ' Sgt. Ochoa said a San Diego police detective s potted Tucker while on anothe r assignment and arrested the man on Satur- day. Ochoa said the detective had encountered Tucke r 1n earlier police matters and knew !he man was wanted by flunl mgton Beach police Tucker is being held m San Diego County Jatl 1n lieu or $100 ,000 hail . awa i ting transportation lo llunt1n~lon Ilea ch Gas station owner s,lwt; tuYJ nabbed POMON/\ I Al'J Wes tminster reside nt Yesabet Polation, 34 . c·o owner o r a ~asoline station, was m scnou!'> <·ondit ion toda y al 1'11m1ina Va lley Hos 111 ta l arter be tn ~ robbed and shot m the (iH·c Mon day by two ~unmcn /\ 2:i·year olat1I t w11 mt•n wc·nl l o Ms. Polataon ·~ Sl'r v11•1· !'>latton about 40 mllc·s 1•a:-.l or Lo!> /\ngelcs Monday nwrnani: to ~ct ..:as for their c·;u Rut the car's lwttcry wtmt dead aml lhl' pair s pent several hours tryinl( tu re11air tt T hey :q !par ently had run out of money. police !'>aid When Ms l'olt•tion rerused tu help, the two a llel(edly t·onfront ed her. look more than $100 from the station's cash re1i:1ster and an unspecified a mount or cash from the woman's wallet and ~hen shot her as they s ped away m her· auto, police said. o rricers followed the cu as il s ped west on the freeway At an orf·ramp, the c11r went out of c ontrol and c rashed , police sajd. One man in the car, identified as Hubcn /\lbert Or r, 23. left the auto and was shot in the bullocks and shoulder after he alle.cedly pointed hts weapon al police, om cers said. The youth, who was not iden lified, was captured unharmed after a short foot rhasc, oHicers added. ,.,....,.,...Al BUDGET •.• for teachers and classified workers could be a nnounced toni1ht. Cutbacks in athletics and Cield trips also were projected by dll'I· trict officials last November. The district will schedule a series or public hearing11 on the propose<i cutbacks. The meeting Is al 7 p.m .• at dis· tri ct headquarter s, 10251 Yorktown Avenue. 32 YEARS OF SEPARATION ENDED IN NEWPORT BEACH MONDAY M.,•h• HHHll •nd Lind• Lyle meet dad, Robert Morrie Lost 'branch' found Coast u:omen locate dad a/ ter 32 ye·ars It took only two phone calls for Lin· da Lyle to find her dad. After beirrg separ ated for 32 years. the Newport Rea ch woman a nd her sis· tcr. Marsha , of El Toro thought that the) would.never see their father again. THE GIR~ WE RE 4 a nd 6 years old when they la st saw Robert Morris. They were living with him a nd his second wife Betty in Florida when their mom cam e to pick them up for a s hop· ping trip and took them back with her to Cleve land. Ove r the .years, the memories o f their days with their father and step· m other faded a s they moved on to Ca li fornia and hl'gan raising the ir own fami lie s. Thcir m othe r 's d e ath fivc years ago started them thinking onc·t• a~ain of lh<'ir early childhood days. T II 1-: N T II fo~ I R d a u g h l <' r s . TrCJl'i<• and Allison, cath c·ame home with w;signmN1ts to rcs eareh their fami ly tree. · "t:wry tim<· we 'd try to research the family tree. there was always one hranc·h missing:·~·{'-,rpt~lm~d Linda. "We tit'eidcd it wasn 't going to be that way a nymore." · Although othc~ attempts to find their d <.td had hc•cn unsu<"cessful. the two s is lt'r-; wen· rktc•rmincd not to gi ve up "DO \'OU HAVE AN\' idea how many Morrises are in the phone hook ?" asked Marsha. "A lot .'' Luckily, their father had had a son a nd named him Robert Morris. Their fathe r wa s onl y a phone call, 3,000 miles . and 32 years away . "Hi, I'm Linda Morris . Arc you Hobert Mo rris," asked his long.Jos t daughte r. "I THOUGHT IT WAS just somt> kind of a joke," s aid Robert Morris , of his first conversation with his daughter last week. Morris told his daughters that he had a lmost given up all hope of ever s ec mg the m again after several attempts to locate them failed. "I HAD A BROKEN HEART for :i2 years," said Morris in an intervie w a t his daughter's Newport Beach homt'. Hobert Morris <.ind his wife will hc visiting the Orange Coast are a for CJ week . During that time they have a lot to catc-h up on. Linda has two new brothers and her dad has two daughters, t wo sons-in-law and five grandc hildre n to get to know. "We've pretty much decided to start from today rnthc r than rehas hing th<· pas t." s aid Linda . _Hy JtKh <:11Mnhe1Jd f 'ro• Pagr A I Streisand, Sinatra head Granuny list ALAIA WEEPS ... l.CIS /\NGE l.ES </\P l 1-·rank Sinatra. Harbra Stre isand and n1•wc·omc r Chrts l<>J>her Cros!'> Jeri th(• way as the Na lional /\ra1kmy or Hccording /\ rts and Sc·aences announc<.-d a fairly middh .. or-the-roarl list ur major Cirammy nominees today Sinatra's ··Trilogy l'as t. Present & Fulun"' won al hum uf lh1· y1•ar onesl male poJI vot·ol and hesl arrangement acc11mpa nymg vocalist numrnalions . Dt·1iart me nl resc ue per sonnel arra v1·cl. /\laia tes tiricd. "I was work in~ 1111 hl'r I was crying. I was har<lly alile• lo do what I was 1lr11ng ·· llr• clented from the witness !'>l;ind that ht• told one or the r 1 rt· m <.· n to 1 g nor c Marvin Tint ht.·r, Mrs /\laia's boyfriend and a prominent Lon.: Beach al· lorne•y, who also was killed dur- ing the· uttac·ks . · 1 SllJrt<.-d on MarJ(y rirsl . She wa~ a tx•llcr r andidalc <for re· ~u~e·1lal1on I I lhou~hl . ", AlailJ t1·st1r1c.'fl /\la1a·s testimony about the 'tahhin~ tn<·ulent was preceded l1y a cl1•lailt'fl rc•vacw of the two cla y .. pn·1·1•chng lh1' s layangs. On !'> <.· v t' r a I 11r· c a s 1 o n s . Ha OISI'}, <t J1p<1rcnlly rc artng that his <'hent was 'no<Jdani.: off in s lee p l>ccausc or an arfltl'lmn with narcolcµsy, asked. "/\re• you okay'!" or "Arc you w1 lh us '!" Part or the dcfcns<• c·ontention is that the prcs1·ripl1on dru~ Hilalin, which /\laia look lo c·on· lrol lhe illness. l'auscfl extreme anJCiely a ncl ai.:l(r1•ssivt.·nes!'> which c·onlritiult:cl lo abnormal behavior. Al one point lul1· Monday morning, /\laitt u11111·;ircd to fall into a d rowsy stall.' rn which ht• mumbled incohl'rt•nlly The physician r<.'ga111 ccl h1 ~ a wareness artt.•r Harn!'><'Y l(UVl' him some hot c·orrc1· /\laaa tcsl1f1cd that h•· ort1·n 1lr ank fi ve or s ax l'UJI!'> of 1·offt•1· µer day to help him ~l ay ;iwakt• whilt· r>erforman~ h•~ merltc·al dulil'S ed . they 're i ced ov e r My husband s aid e ve ry bean field we've got ts just black, and the toma to flelrls ne xt tu u·s are loo." Mrs Tilson said they used four helicopter:> lo kee p the frigid air eir<"ulating and 13 g i ant s11rinklers lo kec11 a hh.tnkt·l i1r warm ground waler on the fields. trying lo save their mo at·rcs or hf'ans, valued at $2'10,000 · "fh1s is <as had as '77 , · · s aul rarm mechanic' .Jimmy Juslic-e "I l'an't rl'm.-mht·r a wmter like this hefon·. whe n it just s tayed 1•old all lht• l1m1· I lion 'l think anyhody 1·an." But hml' aml av1wado grower!'> 1n lht· southe rn Daile C11unly art•a said this frt•czc would n11l l11l lht•m as hart! as 1l dtd in 1!>77 , llHISl lV hN'<IUSI' or ;1 gn •at1•r USt• of ~1irinkln:-. f ',..,,.. Pqr 111 HAIG ... l a <·I that th1•v w1·r" rna cle• I cltdn't mak<· lht1m I Wi.l!'>n 'l lherc' whl'n tht·y wc·ri· mad•· I h<•JI p(•nc·il to inherit lh1• s1luat1on of tht• l'IHISC'fjUl'n1·1·~ l1f lh11!'>i' ITII !'> I ;1 k l'~ ·· Thi· W;ilt•rgati· 1~~u1· was lh1· h1 i:hl1ghl or lfa11,(s ap11c·arom·1· t111l;i y IH'fort· th1· 1·omm1ttt•t• wh11~t· H1·puhl11·a11 m l'rnlH'r~ hllp<' lo d t•ar h1~ nomu1c.tt1cn1 W1•dn1·sday for S1·n:it1· adwn lla1~ lolrl tht.• <:omrn1llt•1· earlier tw OJIJMISt'ff t r11op r1•cl 111'1 11m~ ·in South Kon·a al Iha~ tamt'. a nti t•i tfa v lw wa:-. askt•d wh\ ··1 lhmk the• maJO~ 1mpal'l w1 would haw· lo c·onstcll'r w11 ul1I ht lht· 1m11a1·t 1m Jap;m wh11·h in 'lratt·~u· tc•rms h :1~ lo11kcd 1111 South Korc·a a!'> a <l:.i~~1·r pmnll·d al I ht· h1·arl of T11k) 11. • • I lat~ ~a ul · · 111 1111fr11·n1ll y h :11Hb or (•\'l•n 1 n II •~1111t 1·11 hancl!'> 1 t would l1t· v1·r.v unst·lllini: lo Tok vu II would have· a 1·om11arahif• 1m pa c·t lhrou~hout I hl' area "In view or the fact that the United Stales· rommilment has heen ac·c•eplcd by the Algerian government tovering the return of ull Iranian assets and nl'<'cssary measures for return· an~ the assets of the deposed !>hah and his relatives .. , . it seems that lht· dale o r the re· le as t.· uf lht· hostages is ap· proachint• " Azizi told Pars. llul f'ars CjUOlecl him as Slclying that "he1·ause no oHicial agree rn ent has· taken place so rar and lh•· definite ans we r or I ran has not hel'n handed ov<'r lo the /\lgcraan )!overnment. while tht· rcpiirl c·onc1•rnmg the release or lh1· hostages next fo'rtday i!'> de nted. 11 should he noted that the fotlun· tu r1.·al'h agreement on M>m c 11r tht.· e·undition s m a y 'trlually c·ause a postponement or lh<.· rcleast• .. /\7.1z1 1·arltcr told Tehran radio that, "No final ai.:reemcnl has yet hef'n rt.•ac·hc•d " on a date for n ·lt·asmg lhe /\me n r ans . But he ;11l1frd. "Ol1v1t1usly. 1liscussions art• ht•mg ron1ltH·lt•1I m a 1>osilive fr:.m1•work " The.• parliam1·nl<Jry spokesman ~aul the• dehalc· on the two .bills was d1 •laye·1I lte!r ause the 12 m1•rn l.H'r I 'ounc·il or Guardians. whar·h must approve• all leg1sla .t111n atl11Jlll'rl , 1·ouldn 'l attend l11•t•t1us1• 11 hail not hePn given 1·n11ugh act van1 •t• not 11·1.· or the st•ssion Tht· nwas1-1r1•!-> art' to he I akt•n UJI on WNln1•scla v. ht• sa id 1-1 R advisory board t•yt"H ft .. lt"ral f uncll'i Tht· lfhu:-.ang anll C 'ommunaty 1>1•\ 1·lo11mc·nl < ·1111.e·n!'> /\cl v...,or} hoanl wall m1·t•I tonight to 1hs e·u:-.:-. how lo ~pt•rul $1 ~' m 1llaon uf f1 ·cl t'ral grant mone•\ 1·armarkt·1l for ll11nltngl11n lh'a1:h Tht· nwf'l an~ w1 II tw al 7 :10 11 m . m room H 7 at th1· Civic ('1·nkr. 2000 Mam St We'Te Listening ••• Tht• Daily P1l11t want:-t11 hear from 1ls rc·adN!'>, what ynu Ith aho ul the• papt>r a nd what you don't like· Wt• also would lakt• to • puhltsh your vu•ws on any suhJt•c·t m our h•llers lo lhe editor eol umn. Call the number helow and your mess11g1• wall be rcrordcd Messages will Ix· transt·rahl.'<.I several lames daily and delivered to thl' elt•sk or th1· apJlrnprtalt• 1•d1lor Mailhox rontrahulton:-. will he• rll'lt\•t·rc •d to lht• c.·d ilortal 11a1i:e c.•dator Mailbox 1·11nt rihutors must inl'ludt• their namt• and tclcµhont• numlx·r for vt•nr1c·ataon No c·arrulat1on calls. plcasl' Tt•ll us whal 's on your mmd Thi· numhN 1~ m :-£'rv11·t• 24 hour:-a 1lay. s1•vc•n day:-a wc<•k 642•6086 Mts~ Stre1s a nct·s "Guilty:· proiluc<'1I by Hee <i c1• Barry c;ihh and ff•llow Hee Ciee pro ilut·ers /\lbhy c;alulcn a nd Karl llic har<lson. was nommale1I for album or lh•· year. and ab "Woman in Lov•"' smglc was no mtna lC'd for record or the year. sonl( of the yt•ar and best rem ale pop vocal 11erformanre f 'rot1t Pa,,r A I ARRESTS. • • St reel and Cedar /\venue in Long Hearh. Attack victim still serious /\ rn year old Mission Viejo woman police say was raped re· 1><.«1 ledly. then shot early Mon- day remained in serious condi· lion today al l''ounlain Valley <.:um munily llospital. St«tl Heach 1mlice Sgt. Ron I.a wson said investi.cators hope lo question the victim soon and to dt•vclop composite drawings or the two m en who assaulted her. •• .• "'"' 0./ , . B / ~ Ochoa said llunlin..:ton Heach detec tives slake d out the neighborhood and f<'riday after- noon arrested Morris and Owen outside a fo'ourth Street a1>art menl in Long Beac h. The pair have been jailed on charges or robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, burglary and ra ise imprisonment. TELEPHONE /\rcordi hg to police, the woman was picked up in Mission Viejo by two men in an older model r o ur ·doo r while Chevrolet, then was raped , dumped alongside the 7th Street o Uramp of the San Diego f<'recway and shot in the race and chest. .. • A!.!_.de29~t1: (?14)14~ CIHeffled Advertl .. ftt: 2·M11 Voice recital Bet/orGWC Diamond rings 10 make her smlle . ---0-ea-ut1f ul diamond dinner ' rings in I 4 karat yellow gold. A . $975. R. $525. C . $310. I I ; Thomas P. Haley ,~ ..... , Robett N. Weed .~"' I M. Thomes kHvll .... ., : Thomes A. Murphlne ................. • Cherin H. Loos I AtlttlMt~ ...... . ---' c.,.,,11111 '"' o,.,.,. c.;;t I '"11111111"1 Ce1t1,e11y. Ne M•• . ., ..................... _..., 1 If Mvtl1*-14a llt,.111 111ey M t ttjlre•11ue wllllellt t,ectel : ......... ""'_....,.,. 0,,ICll C .. lellileM llDWHI .. , SlrMI latuN 9Hcfl: ltn7 No. GMtl Hl ... W•Y H1111t111t11 .. 11N<1t· 1'111 .. e<ll eovleY•rd ~<e~f tliHt ,,., ... ll•ld •• -c;,. 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T he goal is conve rs ion of dry kelp into m etha ne for h11uscho ld .ind rndustr i:il fw•I Whelh1'r it works dt-pt·nd s on lht· r <.itio IK'twecn th t' quantity or ~1·a wccd provided vt·r s us the a mou n t o f l'n <'r g.v u s e d to t rano.;forrn k1•lp 111 ga s Victin1., s kids ~et $95.,200 S J\ N IJ l 1-: <; 0 I A I' l /\ S up t•rro r <'o u r l JU r .} h as awa rdl'd th1· l'h i ldrt.'n o r a M :a rina cM Hey t·n~inen $95,200. an 1·onm·1·t1on with his death in a l'a1:ifi« Southwc•st Airlines jet t' r a s h 111 l!nfl ThP JUl'~"s !I :1 volt' awa rds the :1 m 11 u n t to :\1 1 l' h l'l l t• M a r 11· Sd\f·r, :!I. and llobl'rt .l ame-. Srlv1•r. IK l'f''>llltlllJ.! fr11111 ttat· d1·ath of 1111'11' f a thc·r . Ho lw r t S ri vt•r . '.ii .. ••••• •. .;. •. ; .... n·•-__ .... _... .. ... -· ..... T~. Jani.WY 13, 1111 DAIL V PILOT ,,, 0 411f ,..1fot S.t•tl PM tn TOPS IN NATION These are t he Golde n West Syneopators . chosen as the nation 's to p college Dixiel and j azz band in St. I .ou1s From l eft an• Bill Liston. Dennis lla rdwiek. Ma rk' Curry. Ed Slausen. Bryan Sha w anct Dan Barrett Jli<l<len is t u h<i player Dan Zeilinger New civic center pushed for Irvine By RICHA RD G REEN Of Ir. D•l,lf P'ilet ic .. I •'ic' I rvine 's s mall, poorly located Civic Center s ho uld be replaced with a new, mulli-m illion ·dolla r municipal edifice rn th e m iddle of t own, acco rding lo a com m it lee r e por t to be con s 1dc rcd ton ight by the City Counc il "The Civic· Center Commitlet· ft•cls that lrv in1· has a nat io nal re p utat111n as one or the . m os t dcsira hlt· planned com rn11n1t1es in the United Sl alc·s." l hl' n ·1,.1rt s ay~ "To hav<• c ity lo(uv e r11mcnt 0H11·c~ in an in dus t rial <·11 m 1,lcx <w he re th<•y ;a r e· now l•ll' a ll•d ) docsn 'l 1•11ham·1· ltw rm ag(• of tht· l'tty "A l~-;{) TIU: ('1v1c l'ente r rs irworwcnitmtlv lcwatf'd a nd dif· ficult for many to find ." The c 1ti:r.ens ' com mittee was formed by the Cit_v Council in an effort tn a nalvw th t• future need for «ivir cente r fac ilities. I r vine 's cit y gove rnment ha s out~rown its pn!sc nt ho m e a t 17200 .fambon ·t• Hoad. and the l'aly hL1s b<•1•n forc·e·d Lo lease two ;Hlllit1ona l hu1hlu1gs to the north and t'a sl of the ('ivtc Cen tn · · 0 v e r t h 1• I o n g l e r m , ownl'r~h1p 1s Jess expe ns ive than lea s ing," the commilke says in I ht· rep o rt . "To ur s of o lhn fadltties indicate d rt was less exp e ns1\'C to build for tht• fulun · th a n tu make add1l1<Jni. a~ more spat'l' ii. rt.'q\Jired " TIU: ('OMMl'ITt:•: ronrlud<·~ that thl' most cost-effoct1vc way to prov11Jc for a long -te r m t'l\'H' 1·t•otn 1s for the city t<J build new fal'1ltt1e!'i al J e ffrey Hoad and 1iarranea Park way at a C'ost of $8 H m tllion plus tht• l'llSt of tht· Jani! In ordt•r lo finan cl' a n ew Civrc <'cnlt:r , the r 1ty <·11uld probab ly ~I'll lb present raer lr tws for $.111 m illion and then e nte r mto a JOtnt pow(·r~ agr t-em e nt with othe r pu blic agenc ies w1s htng to m ove rnto the n ew build ing. Addition ally, t he r ily has $1.:.! million in a fund to be use<! lo pay for a new Civic Cente r TIU; IRVINE C ity Counc il m t:rn l><'rS h ave gone on record a s lwm~ rn s upport of pultrng thl· rnatln on t h<· hallot f11r an a•l vrsory vol«· GWCjazz l>a11d tops • • Lil IWllOll A seven prN·e mus1r:il g r oup from C:oldt•n Wl'/>t Coll<·ge 111 lluntrngt(m Ueat·h was l'roWnNI :~r.1 ~~li~,~~~. •::~:,,~r°1~\~:·r i:~x/.._ weekend 1n St Louis T ht· I :oldt•n W1•!.t Syn <'OJ1<1lors 1·arncd a standing ovation tlur rn~ t h1:1r pc rfo r man<'e Salurda_y before tht• National /\sso ciatw n o f .Jazz Educator~ <·onvcoticm T heir set inl'lucl c1l a ml'<lh·y of Thal 's J\11l1•nty ... "l':in ama" Lind ''l 'pJ\ l.:.17.~ H1n·r " Th£• hw;al m11~1<•i:.t n!'i \.\t'rt• 0 111· o f l ht· thn·1· f111;a lr~b Th1•\ <11· frat<'d hands from l ht· l :111~·1"r..,1 I' o f C olo rado and F lor ida .\tlanlil' l 'nrn·r-.i l \ E :i<·h \.\10n1·r will r1•1·1·1v t· S l ,OlllJ 'tt'h olar!-.ha p i. f rom Southern < '•1m forl . l'lf ~11011~or of lht• 1·onl1·st In add1t11111 , lh1• l'ol lt·i.:1··~ mu~rc <lt'f>artriw nt will n•- r c ivc a $1.0110 conlriliut1on The (;olde n Wl'st g roup als•1 will perfo r m o n a s pring tour or· gan ized hy Southe rn Com for t : v isiting Milwaukee. :"olcw York C it y and l>uyton:i Be<.il'h . T he band w as oq~anizcd last S1•p t1·mtx·r h~ l>av•· Anthon~. a 1au an~lrul'lnr at 1;old1•n W1•sl Butts death won't affect Bonin Tht• Civil· L'('ntcr ('u m rr11tlcc said th at all r e leva nt fal'ts <'On c e r n i ng a per ma ne n t C i vic Cen ter. includ ing cos ts , s ize . location a nd financin~ could be pr esented to the vote rs as ear ly as N ovember of 19'11. T lw S~·n!'l)pator~ a rt• D a n Bar r l'lt o f Cui.la Mt·!-.:i, trnmhom·. Br yan Sha w of Newport Beach. trum p <•I . B i l l l .as ton or A n a h c i m . t l' n " r s a x . M ar k C urry of Ana he im . d ci rrnttt, De nnis l l<Jrdw rt k of S<'al Beach , ha nJn. Dan Z1•1ltngcr of Seal H1•a1·h. tuh:1. :ind Ed SlaU!'>l'll of ( 'ypn•ss. 1lr11m :o. LOS /\Nl:l-:1.1-:S 11\l'I . T ht• d c at h of 1-· r 1· t· wa y K 1I l1· r 1·odcfcnda11t Vt«rnlln Hull!'> h a.., c liminak d LI pros pcct1vc w1tne-.s but has h y n11 mcun~ cl1s m ;mtl1·d the cast• <.igainst William H11n111 in t htt g ruesorn1· sla.vin~s. ttw pros ecution sa11I Monday "l ie w a s ;J pol cntra l w1 trH·s..,.' De puty l>istr11·1 J\tlurnl'Y /\ari111 Stovilz said of ll11tto; "No dl'f i n1 t e a g r cem t•n b had l1t•1•11 reached ~1 hout what ht· wantt·il rn exc ha nge• for hr~ \f's t r m ony /I~ far a s we·n· l'once r nt•1I. 1t was 111~1 a nother d(•fond11nt t hat wt• wn•· going to try rn .July ." Hutts was to ha v•· hP•·n lnt·d .l uly 'l:l~ Alt houg h Slov1l z ..,;dd lht· s u i c ide "wrll no t affN 'I flur' c ase" against Bonin , the µro~ ecutor sa id Hutt'>. confr..,.,111n 1·1111ta111t·ll 111 pn·lrnrurary ht>ur 111g I ra11s<-r1pts r1·lr as 1·d las t \.\l'{·k would not Ill' atl m 1o;si Iii•· 111th1·1 :i-.c · :1~w1n .. t Honan Butts "'111f1•..,-.11111 ..,, r11ni.:I) 1rn pl11·at1·d llw :1:1 ""'" old B1111in. wh o ,... d1:1rc1 ti wtl h 11 l.o~ Ang1'11•!'> and I lrang c• ! 11t1nty st•x .. 1a v1 ng!'>. 111:-l11il111c lht· -..x Buth "' :t'> ;11'1'11"1 d ,,, In 1111' r·1111f1•'""'"· 1'11ll-.. a :!:1 \ ,.,11 11ld . .-.p1111H: 111.1g11·wn !11 •-.1·1 rl.c·rl lh1· k1ll1ng-. a., ":a i,:ood 111111· 1111•.111111.irt' ;111d •,J rd hP r··~I r:11n1·d Iii•· .. ,.rt·am1ng '11• t11 n " v.1111•· l lH·\ w .. ,.,. t11 r turi·d .111d k111r1•1l 11r -.1ra11gl1·rl . all,.~1·11 h 11\ llonan 11111 Slo\'1 l1. s .11d M11111 la y llut h 1·1111f1•..,o.;1on 1·1111111 o nly lw 11\t•ll ;!J.!lllf1:,l nutt.s . not. ;invon1· P b t•' ' H•llh .,..;a.., touncl har1grng 1n h rs Rel•lllfl la laflfatloa1 1·1:11 s hortly afte r mid nigh t Sa turday fro m a noose fash ioned o ut o f LI tow el an<I attarhcd lo a tciw1·I har atx1ut 40 inches from llll' r1i,,1r 1n hi!. r<:ll, a partia lly g I ass-1•nf'los t•cl r oom rrr t h e hos pital s1•1·11o n of lh<• county j:ail ., T h<• h•,.ly wa:-; found rn a kneel 111g 1•0"111111 •111 lhe floor Sh,.ratr'-. offu·1als ~p<:cul:itPd tt1.1t Hull~ k11led himself hccau~e lw w ao.; <l<•s ponde nl ov1·r th<' re l 1 ·a~1· of lhl' pn·lim1n:1r y hNu ing I r.111~<·rrpl ~ • l.l .lt•rry Minnis 'i:iacl HutL'i hall he!•n dw1·kl·d rn h1:. cell al I~ Ill am h:v a d1'p uty <.1 1111 found d •-.11.I 40 m inut1•!-. late r lie sa11I :i uthor ities we re con \'lnt"ed Hults had committe d -.u11:ide M in n1s ~arrl Butts hail talked l»restdent-elect Ronald Rea1an 1teadles Alamain, .an Arabian 1talli0n presented to him b)' Baja California Go.v. Roberto de la Madrid' on behalf of Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo in Loe An1ele1. ( .. lo his girlfriend on t he tele phone t he night before his death. a nd tha t his fe llow inmates who co m municalt-d wrth hrm through l hc ventilation sy!'itt:rn rn the jail mdic ah.'d he wa~ u11set a f lttr wards . "One of t he inmates who was nt•xt to him al t he p hone banks tho ug ht he wa~ ta lkin g w ith h is m othe r ,'' Minnis s a id "We're almos t certain ht: was not t alk 1ng to his mothe r." T he in mall'!-. !-.atd Hutts "was 1·011ccrm•d ahout what he called 'h1~ p<.'(1ple,"' Minnis added "I don 't know 1f tha t mean s hii. family o r fru•ncb. 'l l1s people ' wouldn't t a lk lo hrm " No :.ui<'idt· no h • was found 1n Butts ' t•t:l l. hut tht>re was LI l 11th•r t•x pre!'>sing unh u~lJ>in<•ss a bout thl· r l'lc:isc of thl• I ranscrrpt!i The coun<'il me mbe rs ;in · to decide tonight whethe r . To move ahe a d with tht· coneepl or ('Vcn tually bulldinJ: a n e w t·1v1r cente r a t J e ffrey Road and Barra nc·a Parkway -TIU: ('IVI(.' Ccntf'r 1ssul' s hould be put un tht· Novembe r h a llo t for an advisory \.'l)lt' ('1t y Ma na gt•r W illi am W o olle tt J r s h c>u ld begi n negotiating with the I r vrnl' Com · p a n.v for the pu rch asr of land at Jeff r ey Hoad a n <' c·upy ing a new civir <·enter Some hody s ho uld h<· re l a ine <l lo clcvelop a h u rl<linl{ tic ~·~rt for a ne w c ivi1· t·t•n li•r Mr. Durnford m e morial s~t M t•m orral s er\'l('l'S wi'll ht· he ir! 1n Sari .Juan C 'ap1slr ano S.itur eta\' f11r fornwr Ma n1r l>on:.ild D urn ford . "ho d 1c:c1 Dt·<· 27 following a long al lnt•ss lie was iiH Durnford M·n·1·d 1111 lhl' San Juan {'up1s t ran11 ('11\ ('our11·1I frnm the llmt• the t·1t y wa!'> 111 C"or poralc·c! rn l!lfil un til 19711. anti w a s the <·1t~,.s thi rd m L1yor Mc•mo rral ~1·rv1<'l'S w ill llf' h1·hl· .............. . <•t 11 am. a t St M a ri~a rel of S«ot. lancl E 111s<·11pal ( 'hu r c·h , :11 r..11 La No\'1a A\'1' . San Juan l'ap1stra no GOURMET MARKET OF.LAN EY BROS. SEAFOOD ,•·resh, .. ully Cooked Peeled, Develned f'reP llomf' Dt>livery Service 1 $~111 m1111n111m 1 dl'll\ 1·r1·d 111 1111r 1·11mpl1•11·I\ rl'rra~c·ralt'll lnll'k' Y1111r 11nll'1 I'> 11111ft•r rl'frt/,!\'t a l11111 tr11111 11111· .. 1111·1·10.\1111rd1111r Medium Sized Shrimp ...... $2.49 half-lb . .. re!lh t111et Pacific Red Snapper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.69 lb. MEAT DEPARTMENT l'n nil' a11cl Tup Cht11l'1• llt•l'f. lll(l'tl not It's!> than 30 duys to lh•• p1•ak of 1wrfl•t•l1on MORNING FRESH PRODUCE Local Ranch Fresh Broccoli ........ 49c lb. Large Ruby Red Grapefruit ...... s for 1.00 Large So. American Bananas 5 lbs. for l.00 Sweet Package Carrots ........ 25c per bag r--t-~Twer JuJn London Broil . . . . . . • ?.18 lh ( j!rt'at to bar~b •1 or broil) 1.IQl lOB DEP~RTMENT--..--t----:t Juicy BoneleH Beef Roasts ........ 2.18 lb. DelHey'1 Own Oven-Beady Meatloaf .............. 1.tt lb. Delaney's Gourmet Market Is one of the few market!! in Ora nge County that has GENUINE Miiwaukee White Veal. We receive thl1 veal dire ct from Milwaukee three times a week alr- frelahl. This ad etrtttln Wed .. 1/14 thna Tuft .. I/JO 'S ull pr11·1's plu~ 1 ax Delaney's Private Label Chablis or Vin Roee mo mi 1 ................ , . I.et Delaney's Champa1ne S2. 75 per bottle, $33.00 per case Sea1rams 7 Crown .............. 1lite r1 8 ... Sea1rama VO .................. 111ter1 lt ... Catty Sark Seolcb ................ lliter 1 11.M ' 8t.-e 1IMln M, a.N s.day .. Ne.,.n Bl••·· Ne.,_.. •aelll 673-5520 • .. ...... l.f DAIL Y PtLOl •• f. r uetldey. Jenvery 13. 1•1 SurViving the crib BOt '1<11NG BAatEM aEAT: ARtr i.cannin& thti ne ws 1•1 the· 11»)' vou havt-to cont'hldti th•t lt'i; aan enormous "11nd.-r that any ul u& .,ve·r artiw up Old you. for uample. 1 utd'1 th•· 1trm aabout baeby forlL 11nd·spoon tramJD& sets? In tht' ""' .. "' you rnai.Ked It. ther~ h•s been a recall un th. h1rk .. od liJ><l()fl tra1nin11t i.tib by the U ~ Food and Dr~ \d1111111'tr.at1on It "'"'i. itllt'gt.od that certam sets hi.d metal th,11 ••Oln1•llillt'I> n1&kt'd llff If ~WllllOWed by Some darltn' l•.1 Ii\ 1t 1H1' .i:-1>t'rtcd lht' bi.bi' ma&ht become 111 l tw FIH mogub ti.l>tlt:d this "a moderate lo severe '" .1Ir11 l'rubll-m "tOMt.T tM•.!-1 VOl THJNK. however, that the federal t11 ,1-,-. uul<(hl to l'hct·k whc.l babltl> really stick in their 11111ut h" bt'furt' the} get too excited about some minute ,, ,._,.,from .i fork and !>IJOOn traanmg set 1 \' '''\'r~ H'lt:ran parent knows. 1f baby gets hold of ~ •• 1111'1hinK hal1y hke5, baby wall promptly Jam it into his or th·• darl111 htth: muulh cavity Ite ms can include such .... n1 t.H1 obJt:l'l!'t a:. dropping!> from your canary tage that h1\ \ht· floor ult.I kel<'hup bottles from the trash , elet•tric 11,.:ht rnn b :.having:. from beneath your work bench, ..... , era I , ..arit·t1cs (If old kitchen peelings. and perhaps de· , t'J~t·d 1r1:.1·1·b rf the bodies look interesting to baby From pt•r),onal observation of the choices most babies 111 rn } .1<"qua1nt<.anl'C havt• made. I 'd choose the metal fl ak-111g~ frt•rn thl· fork and spe>on training set every time. SOW THF.R•: IS NO question that ther e are real cl :rng(•r)> 1.11 youn~ t•h1ldren out \here in bottles beneath the :.111k and ghastly palls an medicine chests. But it is a lso Another kuJ about Iv Learn u/ the sour 11/e awl'somc· tht• kinds of things the youngsters can stick in ttll'1r mouths and still survive Habies' mouths must bf~ de· s1g1wd to kill germs dead, <'onsidl'r the time my elder son swallowed the lighter fh11 cl t\etually, it wus never proven that he drank the stuff. It was .striC'tly c:i rcumslantial evidence. Wtwn di~H:ovcrcd . he was happily bouncing the e mpty lighll•r fluid t·an on the floor and burping a lot. When he burpC'tl. it smelled like he'd been on a bmge at the c·orner Texaeo .station. •'OR HIS TROUBl.E. he got a quick trip to the local rnc·clit•)> who pumped out his stomach. They found very lit · 111• of anything lie didn't get sack until the pumping :.t.1rlf'd. Afln lhe kid survived and grew up, he never ,did re- nll'mlK"r anything about gulping lighter fluid. Bitt he's lll'Vt·r forgotl(.•n that anatomical bilge-pumping job. '.'lot to11 lung ago, I was taking a lesson from a very knowlcd~cabil' gentleman on how to create a baby rattle on a w11od lathe· lie had all the Envfronmental Protection J\g(.'0<") ruks down pat · T IU: RATTI,£ HANDLE had lo be no smaller than a s pt·c1fi<'d size so the darlin' babe couldn't jam it down his or her throat Specified non-toxic oil finish had to be used. DeC'onations were burned on the wood so no poisonous paints wouhi be involved. ll must be the world 's safest baby rattle. The k11I wi ll no doubt pitch it out or the crib and prefer to su1·k on a 1>air of rusty nails. .. .............. . . .. .,.-~ ... -··~-·-·· ···-·-·· ................ -...... , ................... , ......................................... ,, ... ____ . NATION I WEATHER Drought hinders river traffic J By fte "-elated Presa T he Mississippi River wd reopened al Me~pbia today after thl' U S Army Corps or Enctneers finished dred1in1 a nine-foot channl'I ma strait that was blocked becauseoflow water levels. Thirty four towboats were waiting in line in either directi()Jl when river traffic resumed at 5:40 a.m. PST, said Petty Officer Absc.-a1n money? Je~ette.'s wife fi-ruh $25,000 COLL'MHIA. S.C. <AP> --Rita Je nrette, who says she intends tu _davor~~· former Rep .. John ~-Jenrette, was packing up her husband s clothes m their Washington townhouse when she found S2~>.000 in larf<:c bills titurred in a shoe, lawyers say. She bt>heves it ·s the bribe money Jenrette was convicted of takmg in the Abscam sting, lawyers say. lit• ins ists at 1sn 'l "'I l'an assure you if the money came from Abscam I 'II walk into J::til r1.:ht now,'· Jenrette told the Washington Post ' TIU; SOUTH CAROLINA Democrat was convicted in October of at·rept•nt! SS0.000 from FBI agents posing as Arab sheiks The m oney was nl:'ver r ecovered . Jt.•nn•ltt! lost his November re.election bid and resigned his Sl'at shortly ht-fore the !louse was to vote on disciplinary measures that rnuld have included expulsion . ~rs .• Jenrette found the cash, mostly SlOO bills, as she packed t•lc>thtni.: to Sl•nd to South Carolina. It was turned over to her lawyl•r, former Sen . James Abourezk. D-S.D., who has refused to cl1sc·uss th<.' matter. If the ~·ash turns out to be Abscam money, J enrette could be c-harged with perjury since he testified during his trial that he r e· C'<.'i vt'd no money. _THE PpST ON MONDAY quoted the Justice Department as say1n~ that serial numbers from six randomly selected bills did not match those of the Abscam money. Jenrt'lle said Sunday that the money had come from the sale of SOm<.' t:ert1ficate of deposit notes. Meanwhile, Jenrette's lawyer Kenneth M. Robinson, s aid the money was to pay him for Jenrette's appeals . Robinson also relal· ed that Rudy Maxa, a gossip columnist for the Post, said she and Mrs .. Jenrette have written an article for the April issue or Playboy magazine that ··is going to be the worst yet." Lifeless demon Mechanical bull in court HOUSTON l J\ P > Workmen s\ruggled for more than 30 minutes to disasscmhle the star witness, stuff him into nar row l'levators and move him to an 11th-floor courtroom where a Texas honky tonk is fighting lo keep sole rights to its mechanical bull The ramed mechanical bull of Gilley's saloon will be put back lOJ.:t>lhcr and mounted by cowboy Gator Conley. who plans lo de monslrntt• the device during the trial or a patent lawsuit over the mcc·hanit:al maniat·. t\ U S. Oislrict Court jury empaneled Monday will decide · whether lhn•c llouston companies have the right t o manufacture and se ll variations of t he mechanical bull produced by Gilley's En· tcrpriscs Int: Gillcy's operator of the Pasadena, Texas. niJ?htsoot billed as the world"), largest nightclub has charged that the defendant!> arc ,·1olatang its patent rights to the lifeless demon populanzed by the movie. "Urba n Cowboy." Hull. argue the accused rustlers. John.Cornett of the Coast Guard. About 200 bar1es also bad been halted when the strait was blocked at noon Monday. SIDPPING WAS ALSO blocked about 150 miles to the north on the Ohio River at Mound City, Ill., a few miles Crom where the Ohio nows into the Mississippi. A dredge was clearing the channel today. A towboat and 12 barges loaded with rock ra n a1round in the same shallow stretch or the Ohio where four boats r an into trouble over the weekend. "NO RAIN FOR ABOUT four months throughout the Mis- sissippi River Valley is causing our problem," said Herb Kassner a s pokesman for the Corps in Vicksburg, Miss. ''We're also con'. cerned over t he forecast by the National Weather Service that below-normal rain is predicted for the entire country through the entire month or J anuary.'' The National Weather Service said the river fell to a record minus-6.6 ree~ on the Memphis gauge. The river could fall to as low as minus-8 feet ~fore it begins rising again, hydrologists said. A reading or zero does nol mean the river is dry; rather it is an average of low-water stages taken during previous years at Mem · -phis . ~~ I ·.---. \ ··--... ~-\ APWtrfplMIO Workmen in Me ntor. Ohio. load 110 bales of marij uana in- to loader for shipment to steel furnace where 1t was burned Monday. The m arijuana. one of largest finds ever in Midwest. was discovered over the weeke nd on In· terstate 90 in an abandoned r ental truc k overturned in a snow bank. Sit-in conc ludes WARSAW, Poland CAPJ -A l wo-wcck sit-in at a municipal building near the Soviet border has ended after protesters cleared out al the request of the mayor and de puty prosecutor, Warsaw lladio said, but another occupation continued in a nearby town today with Polish workers threatening to call a warnin~ strike. Run in an Irvine Maratlwn Tee· Shirt Be among the fir~t to run proudly with Irvi ne's colors official World Master 's Ma r a thon of Irvine race teeshirt. on the The major West Coast running event comes to Irvine January 25, 1981 bringing scores of top U.S. runne rs to one of the fast est marathon courses in the world. East still frozen solid You can buy a top quality. 100 perce nt cotton race s pectator shirt for the child or adult runner in your life from a ny of these Irvine Chambe r of Comme rce members : OnlyPr!~e~: benefit Glens Falls, N. Y., recordfJ 20 below , ___ ........... ~~HPfaf Fd1t IOfl•Qhl Wtlh mt ff'lt\lnQ h1qf'l r loud1M"' Wf•dnft\tl.ly (<M\1.il •ow 4) 1t'tl11"d ~~ C0ct\tdl n1qn &4 l"la"<t n.on n w .. , .. , 1• f IV'W"'"rr 'll'Wlnd\ 'oulh.-r;tt\tflr~'f 8 to l6•nohO..tOm1nql1Qhl•nd v~.rtaOltt tonlqhl w.--,1 to \O\Jfhw,.\I \w,.11 1 to ..... ,., HIQh l•tnperature\. IOOttY W(l(f' ,. ptoe t,.d to rrmftln o.1ow ,,,.f'11nQ hom 1n .. upper Ml'"'''P'Pi Vltll .. y 1nrnuqh Ille 01110 \/a lley •ncl '"" tower C.rut L~Ut•S thrOUQn Ow mlc:t (!tnd nortn.r11 AtlAnlic Co.nt LUJM ~ °' \nowr. 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IO tilUI •• 1 HH• llw Hn H1•.:1·r \\ Jt:cw1 •f 'Hllll•lll11 ">l•ltl(l•'fllllfl f o l • .ilif;1n11.111' f111 11 11.111 JI \1111.t11 ' l••hl ,, n•·"", , 1111l1 ·rt·111 t Moll I.I\ Ttt• 'll'l~T t.R~ ••l•l•••">•·•l lht· t11ll ''" m11r.;I h 1·dltli • .11111 t•\1•11 ., ""''nlh 14r11u111h l n 11 ~ \' 11111 ~I 111 t 11 111 1 I 11·., 0 '' 111 11 ' t' \ ll J J ' J I l II U l ,., 11n1•n H dlh 1k 11r1·-..,ell 'loltl Pf1lic·fl pr••' es' Tumdey, Jenuery 13, HMl1 H /F DAILV PILOT A~ ': 'Honor among thieves' Panel seeks to halt conflict of interest SACRAMENT O <AP) At least nine lawyer -legislat o rs ha~ represented clients before state agen cies in the last 10 yea r s. s ay s a po l itical w a tc hdog comm ission t h a t wants the practice stopped. T he state Fair Political Prac· t ic•es Commission ordered its staff Monday to drart a bill to levy fines against law makers who get pay for representing dients before state agencies . T he FPPC's staff had said it found that Assembly Speaker Willie Brown. D·San 1-'rancisco, and ei~ht otht'r present a nd fo r m e r leg is lators had so represented dients in the last 10 vears But f'PPC Chairman Tom llous tc)n told re µor ter s thc pra ctict' appe ars to ht' "fairly rare .. • nection with t he work and aot no money from it. or t he 40 lawyers in the 1979·80 Legislature , 24 had ac· live law practices. the report s aid . BROWN HAS D E NIE D any conflict of inter est wit h his legislative duties. The report said Brown had repr esented clients in a permit applicC1tion to the San Fran· c isco Bay Conser vation and Development Commission , and a license revocation proceeding before t h e Depart men t of Motor Vehicles. It said Brown telephoned the Alcoholic Beverage Con trol Department severa l years ago o n beha lf of a constituent who was also a la w client on other matters. but Brown did not re· <.·ci vc a fee. "Budgt_•t eru11eh' Biartisan h~lp soughi by Brown H t \ l hr,., I l 1 •"' "r 1 I '' f l h t- l 0 J Ill l J l l 'h ri ... t1Jll ( t•lltt.•r Ill ~J I 1 ... 111,·11\•• "h11 , .. ,tJ 70 µern~nl of th\' ~J\ l'Ollllllllllll\ 1·1111 ... 1:-.tt:d 11f 111llt•!!t' ~rdduatt-~ I It-:.JIU th1· ~:1) unerui.ilo) Oll'OI ra\l• I:-l1t'lr1w t hf.! resl of ~<H' It'\) thl·ir u\ t•ragl· household in1·om l· I)', a l;l1\ ,. st all' avc•rages . ·and lhl') hav1• mon· discre t111n;1n 1nc·1)rnt· ht·c·au:.l' they 'eldom havt• famil y ohl1ga t111ns · Though <.'<mi med to a whl't·lt ha1r, 1-'ord Johnscm of Pitts· IJUrgh joined somt' :mo olht'r demonstrator s at a rall~· in Saeramtc·nto Montlay to protest against tight funding on µrugrams for the handicapped. They <.'laim the state Department of Rehabilitation is s pending "nt'arly 70 per · l't'nl of its $107 million a nnua l budget on admrnistration ... ('O M MI SS ION M E M BER Patriria Lapan said C'hangmg t he law would µroh a bly be futtll' hcl'ause of the many wa vs lo trade inrluencc for favors in tht· Capitol. and sug ..:<·Sll'<l that tht: l egis lators .. poltl·t• tht•m sel ves " ··1 think i t'~ a matte r of h <ino r or honor among SACRAMENTO IAI') For perhaps the firs t t im e in history, the governor µresented his budget proposal directly lo the legis lalflrs in order to im press them with the "budget crunt'h " Hut the response. while Gov E11mund Brown .Jr. talked Mon day ahout his proposed S24.6 billion spend il • plan for fiscal 1981 ·Rl, was gc erally polite and r1•straincd on " part 11f th<: RO Assf•mhlv m l' hers iJnd a few <>f thl' 40 senator!-! who gathcn·cl employees. welfare re(·ipients. and school and health programs, lie said the $509 million would vrovide them 5 percent raises. hut he was nht recommending that fi gure. so a s to "g ive •you rnon• nc•x1hllily .. WAt;N•:R SAID tht· 1ssu1• was nut whetht•r lo 1m 1>osc rcllgiou:-. val Ut's on governme nt , hul rathl'r wh11·h valut•s shoul\l"~he 1 m p o !. •· d h 1 h I 1 l' a I ~"1 t 1 Newspaper attacks 'closed hearings' I h1 l'V l'S. ir1 some t·a ses." Ms La pan said Thc rl'port s a id there are r on fli l'ting views on wh ether I he praC'lll'C violates California law:-; 1-'uurl«en other slates n ·sll'l('I o r ban tht• prc.1 C"t1cc. and Congress pruhih1ts ll Hut it sa11l mos t lawyer ll•g islator.;, and a ll s tall· agcn l'\ 11 ff1 nal s 1nter v 1t·Wl'd . thought 1t wa:-. 1nappro1irwtt· RROWN TOLD T H •:M : "This I!>. a n unpre1·f'd enled 11pportun1 l~. and the timl'S W<' ltve in <ilso refl el·t that 11l-f1nll111n The time)', Wl' an· in n1,w n·qu1re a l11parti:-.anshi11 we have S4!'1'n al t ht· s tat<.· lev1•l <i:-o "(•II a)') the n;_1 1111nal lt•\'l'I wh1·11 1l has ht•f'n re 'IUll'<'d .. "I R•:U EVF. the unpreccdcnt Pd nalurc of this hudgct crUfl ('h n·quin•s t·arcful judgments to he made·." Brown s<iid . s uggesting that tht·~ listt•n lo all those who want more m<ml'y. As-;t•mhly man Bill l.con.ar1I, H San Bernardino. noting that the I il wrnakers · l'Op1es of the hudg1•t an• ye llow. s <1id yl·llow 1s 1n·rhap:.. ··an appropriate l'olor hl'('C.tu~t: ~·uti'rc shifting thl' tie· C'ISIOn Ill U:-.t_• " h o mo sl'x u al v alul':-. o r "humanis t " pro hom osexual values "l'1v1I authorit y does not spring from t•onscnt of the gov e rned . but from God," Wagner said. "It 1s not o ur n at ional heritage to l'XC'l udc biblic al morality" from civil law SAN FHANCISCO (A I' I The Sanamenlu Bt•l· has t'1ted thf' sex ual-abuse t·a st' against stall' S<on Alan Hohbin~ in as king the st ate Suprl'mc Court to overturn. a law the ne ws papt•r ~ay'> hamp1·r<; freedom of expression by lhl· me1ha "IT WOUl.V tu : NAIVE nut l•> n·allze that agent'y offlt·ial:-. "Ill pa) :-OJ>Cl'tal attcntrnn lo lhc 1 n q u 1 r 1 c !>. a n lalors , .. thl' :-.ta ff s a id. The Hee ~aid in a lawsuit fill•d Monday t hat ..,t:\ Pn lna I JUd~ci. havl' ruled against the 1872 law allowing a <ldcntla nl t11 tn'>ISl on dosed preliminary hear1nl!S Thl' la\\ make r., k1·pt t h t·H qut·:-.tiuns and c·om me nb 1m a lo"' kt-y. hut a ft.·" tomplamcd ahout lht· S5fJ!J m1ll111n tha t Bro"'n w11uld :-.l't a:-.1dt· lo let the Ll•g1slatun· makl' the d1ffi<"ull tlc1·is iun on tht· :-.1z1· of th<.· t'll'>l II r I i \' I n g I n c. fl' a "' !>. r (Jr 'it iJ I (• A:..~emhl y Spt·akl'r W11l1 e Hrtl \\ n I> San l-'ran1·1st·o, told n·porters latt•r hl' w:1:..n 'l happ) with tht• gon·rnor for1•i11g the l.l'g1:-.laturt• t 11 makl.' the rna111 d l'l' ISIOn "We 're against those laws that protcc·t immoralit y , .. s aid the Rev. Charles Mcllhenny of lhl· Orthodox l'resbyter1an Chur ch of San f''rant'ist·o, who lis ted ABI by Ass<•mblyman Art Agnos, D· S;in Fram·1:-1·1>. a:-. suc-h a law One of 10 felony count:-. agam'>t Hohbin:-. wa:-. <ll'>m 1'>:-.e1l in a l'l•>:..t·d pn•liminary h(.'aring this month ThP n •port abo said 11 cur n •nt or forml•r l1•g1slat11rs we rt· mt•mhl'rs of law fi rm:-. whose· 11 I h t' r it l t 11 r ri l':. :-. a JJ fH' a,... ii lwforl' stalC' agcn<·ies. hut most of t h1 • lt•gisliJlors had no l'(lrl Closing the hearing prcvcnll'.d · ·t11 rcct. t·onlt ·rn por 11nt·11u:-. I'\ a lU<• ' twn by tht· puhlit• of tht· disposition of a s1J,!111f11•ant ('art 11f this t•r i minal maltl•r.'' the newspaper s aid 1n 1b c·<>url papl·r<. "I tlon'I lik1· pull111g i• larg<: p11t 11ul lh1•n• that 1hws n'1 c·on l a1n t•nough mon<:) a11d ll·lli11~ u:-. Wl' havt• to rnak1• thl· t hoil'l'. ·· S p1•akt·r llrow11 s aid ·'This dC'mons t rates one of the e h1cf l·v1h of the slatutl'. · · th1· 1wws pap(•r:-.aid. Suspect slain, official wounded in gunfight HF.DONDO HF.A Cll !AP) A Hu rbank man was killed and a police offit·er wa." m stabll' condition today w1lh a bullt•l wound after a shootout that followt•d a foiled robber y al tempt at a scas1dc restaurant here, polil'C said. T h n •e pt."Oplc were arrested m con- nect ion with. tht• inl'idenl Monday night Hcdondo Bt•a<'h Police S~l . John Gordon. 36. was admitted to South Ray Hos pital with a bullet wound in the atxloml'n Another o fficer, Don Martim·z. r cn•ivcd minor injuries from glass that s hattc recl from a car window lie was tn•atcd and released at the hospital. Bonanno •rttfrnrftd SAN JOSF. (A l'l .Joseph Honan llOHAHHO no Sr . the 76-yt•ar old rcputl'd Mafia 1·hicftaln whose t·a n•er allegeclly slrclC'hCs back to the d<t ys of Al Capone, received a maximum sen ll•nt•c of fi ve years in µri son and a SI0.000 fine Mon da y. p e nding a study of his health problc·ms nona nno was convicted la st Sept J for conspiracy to interfere with a g rand jury mvestiS(ation into allega tjons that Ronanno was "laundering " money th rough businesses owned by his sons in San .Jose and nearby Los Gatos. It was Bonanno's first fe lony con viction. I .-.,TATE Beulng rnd plannrd I.OS ANf:F.LF.S <AP) The Hoard of F.dut·ation voted 5 I Mond~ to hl·gin plarfning for the <'nd or court ordered busing for school <lescgr ega t ion, one week before a :-.late Court of Appeal decision upho lding anti busing Proposition I takc!. cffect Board attorney .Je rry llalvc rson ' saicl lhl• hoard is not moving ln dis mantlc lhC' program hut only to plan ror such action, so in llalvcrson's opinion the board 's at'lwn pr«•s('nl. t•d .. no legal problem " The boar d 's vol<• t•am«: dcsp11t· an almost certain appe<i l to the s tat<.• Supr<'mc Court hy the Ame ric an Civil Liberties llnion l•l stay thc rul ing The high rourt woulCal would re::.ult 1n a sta~ •lf the apjJ<'als court ordl•r Trip~ slat1'nf1 d.-nlrd SEATTLE !Al' I /I. TaC'nma man has d enied that he fl ed the state of California to avoid prosccutwn m lhf• trip le mur der last week or South African sculptor Ci11>vann1 Schoema n . his girlfriend a nd his husine:-.s as sociate. The fugltivl' charge was filed Mon cl<i y by Kin g Count y prosecutor:-. after Dennis Boyd Miller. 46. also known Hftaflan laofflr for •air as Paul Warfield. was charged in San ta Bar bara with t he three PACIF IC PALISADES <APJ murders. President-elect Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy have officially placed T here was no discussion Monday their home on the market asking $1.9 d uring the King County appear ance m illion for the five-bedroom cont em· of extraditing Miller to California, por ar y ranch-s tyle house, a real said Elaine Pauly, ch ief legal assis· estate spokesman said. tant for the King County prosecutor's ' The move had been expected for office. A hear ing on the fugitive some time. as Reagan aides have cit· cha rge has been set for Jan. 22 in ed seeurity problem s in the upper Seattle District Court. m iddle-class neiS(hborhood of closely-Miller . identified a s a welder and packed houses . mechanic at •·a. :,)us car lots in the _ Reagan built the Palisades house Seattle area, was arrested Saturday in 1956 for about $100,000. In l!r16, in a Des Moines second-hand store by during Reagen's first presidential King Cowity homicide officen, a long · t d' t • with a t.ask force o f s heriff's <1ep-1-_..,. .... c,..a .. nhd..,i'l'ld .. an1ct-y'C;hna-firtn-,arn..,.c"1!ta-v:ll111t1s~c.,0171s~unrner---"'ie&, peliee and 8 clept1ty d' MllD HILP! ....... M ·Yldll Stllft ... ·~ ..... ., ., attorney from Santa Bar bara. Is this how yo11r bank sees you? We think you deserve better. Fru ~t r;1tt.'(I~ Come to l111p<'ri ;tl Savings. Wt''l l l1t'lp you ;111d your llllllK'Y· Our Checking +Interest plans pay you. Checking with ;i VISA ' CIH.'ck C;i nl"'" ;md C;1 sh f~l'S<.'l"\'l'**. Ched: into our Convc.:nit·nr t· Card for l'ilSY identification in any of our ovl'r 100 brandies stakwidl'. No longer \\'ill the funds you ck·posit in " ustwl bank dwckin g account foi l t<i L'<trn yo u Longer hours means shorter lines. interl'st. lmperial's hours art· longer than most banks. You and your monl'y deserve thl' best. We We're eVl'll opt•n 1111 Saturdays! T h;1t's re:ll p<ty you. !i I/~ 'ii I ntercst on you r checking ronvcnH~nn:. ;1ccounl balanc:c. . So if your bank kct'ps treat ing you like a Three plans that wOrk f~. number instt';td of a per~on. you deserve . -w · th --1· ·-1-1 t f -0--b~ter. Come tn your n(f}J?ttborhood lrnpe nal . l: give you ree p ans o se ec rom. ne Savin 'S today. JUSI n ght for you. g Most with free checks and no service .. lJpon Apprn\';ll nf Cn·ciit. charge. Come in today. and see us for details. Services you can bank on for • convenience. Convenience like lmperiaJ's WorldWide H Im~rial Savings The bat place for you and your money. Co1ta Meu, South Co•et Pl•• Town Center 3310 Bristol Street (714) 540-7591 Newport IHch 33~ Via Udo (714) 673·3130 Newport Center 550 Newport Center Drive (714) &M· 14~1 'I .. Editorial Page .................................................................... ·•• Tuesday. January 13. 1911 Thonws P. Haley I Pu bit sher Thomas l<"vll tEdUor Barbara Kreiblch/Edltorlel P199 Editor " County must have aid for refugees Thl' Oran~t· ('<)UOt)' Bond of Suiwrv11tors wuti on tar..:et la:.t Wt'{'k "ht•n II ur~t>cl < 'on.crt.'ba. lo l'Xhmd the Refu6'ee Act ot 19811to prnvlflt• fl\'l' ~ l'Ur~ uffodcrltl iUll t.u rt!fU.Ct:t•s rutht-r than the vrcM·nt thn··· Yt'IAr" I\!' thin.:i. nov. "tand lncloc:h1nc:,t· rl'futet:t'~ who will h1n P lived in tht• l 'nitt•d Stull-:. fur thr~(-Yt:Ar:. h) AJml l w ill nt• longt.·r rt-t•t•n ·t· "J•t.·<·1ul fl-<h:rnl uact 1-'or Oran~t· t 'uunt ). th1" n rn bt• •111t•\'t:n .· f11Htn<.11a l blow C)f the l•:.t1m)Jt cd 50 ,000 (nUodllrll'M' rt•fu.:ee!I now St!ltled lrl ttw C.'(1Wlt ' lllH' t••nth or ,tll thu:.e> an the Urutt!d St al~S tS ~ rt'<'t'I\ •·d Jl>tJ ru1urt1uhd~ $2 5 1111lhon in spet'1ul 1 t'lh ·,, a I l ... ,h d l'I' 1 'tu ru·t· 111 t ht• month 111 ~11\'l' 111 ht.•r a lone \, uf \pr 11 l th(·..,•· l>t•uple w all be entitled lo no more h -cfrr,tl .1hl th,rn 1•t twr p N!->Oll!'i on tht! welfare rolls s uch as \id tn ~·.111u llt•:-i \\llh l>t'IJl'Odent Children Heyond that . t h~·1 1 ni·t·di-\.' 11ulci h a ' t• tu bt-111et with county a.id \nd ttw n1unt ~ .. s upt'n 1sors agreed . 1s in no flnanl'ial 1111,..1 t H•rt h •t<1.k l'n11 that.tlurdcn \\hilt• (l"ld ll\ rd ugl't'" ha \'t' tuund lht.•tr fet:t b) the time t ht·\ tl.;I\ t' hn ·11 lwrt· thre e years . oth"-'rs an· still s trugg ling ""1th lan~uage a nd Job ~kill defiC'itm<:1es \n ad tlltw 11dl t w 11 n.•ar~ of fede ral aid could make the d1ff1•rt'rt(·t· ( '11ngn·:.~ · and t>Specaall) the Orange County dt'lt:·g at ion -,hould et l'l µromptly to e1mend the Refugee Act I 1> m et.•t tht.· nt•l'tis of those who came hertt on the invitation of the ft>dt:rnl govt>rnm e nt. but. who have been permitted to ..,l't t ll' in ar t: a:-. c 11' thc i 1· own c·hoos1n~ Oran~e Co unty being un(• oft he fa \'onte~ Staffing views vary lnteresimg things can and do happen when new Or<1ng<.• County s upervisors t_akc office. Take the cas es of fhe county's two -freshman of- fkt-holders. Roger Stanton a nd Bruce Nestande . Al tht• outset of their terms on the board of supt•rvisor~~. both m e n had to s eek out a nd hire the pro- fe s sionar st aff m embers who will advise them on county iss ues . For his part. Stanton h a s hired four executive a s sis- tant~. one executive s ecretary a nd a receptionist and has permitted a seventh aide an assist ant to former Supe r visor Philip Anthony to remain on the payroll for another m onth. The total cost: $140,710. Nestande has e mployed six e xecutive assistants. an executive s e c retary and a receptioist at a cost of $197.747. While Stanton is known to be considering the employ - m e nt of . one additional executive a s s istant. one thing seems certain. The total cost of what Stanton inte nds to s pend on his sta ff is far below what Nest ande plans to wend. Some supervisors. s uch a s board c h a irman Halph Clark. ha ve held to the theor y of employing a few good people at relatively hig h s alaries . Other supervisors . s uch as Supervisor Thomas Riley. have employed a lot of good people at not-so-hig h s a laries. Stanto n and Nes tande have taken different a nd not netl'sarily mistaken directions. They've decided to s pt.•nd t,hc money available for staff he lp where each feels it will do the most good. It's hard to say if a conc lus ion can be drawn from all this. Ont• definitely does gel a feeling for whiC'h of the new "llpl'r visors hCJs cost-c·ontrol on his mind. _ .Bilingual fantasy The futility of bilingual education rules dreamed up in Washington and Sacramento is nowhere be tter exemplified t han in the Ocean View School District, which includes 23 ~chools in the Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley area. · Of the d istrict's 11.000 kindergarten-eighth grade s tu-1 · dt!nts, some 500 speak a native language other than English. Most are of Indochinese origin. They speak a variety of languages and dialects a nd include 50 Laotian Hmong who have no written language. But state and federal regulations require the district to provide them with instruction in the ir n ative language and w ith crede ntia led bilingual teachers and aides and to ad- ministertes ts in the native language as well as English. No matte r that the state school system provides only an E nglish-Spanish bilingual teaching credential. Or that ..uides who speak the native tongue along with c reditable English are a lmost impossible to find, or that there's no way to test the Laotian Hmong in the ir nonexistent written ,.__ la n guage. F'or the time being, district trustees are settling for in· cr~ased e mphasis o n leaching English as a second la n g uage. Obviously this is the only way to go. Rut is n 't it a bsurd to think that a school district in this ridiculous situa tion s hould be threate ned with loss of slate a nd federal funds because of its inability to comply with Alice-in· Wonderland rules? • Opinions expressed an the space above are those of the Dally P•lot Other views expressed on tti 1s page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/SOS By L.M. BOYD Q. Don't the letters "SOS" mean ··Save Our Ship"'.' A. "Help!" is what they mean and nothing more s pecific. Telegraphe rs in 1906 round them easy to tra nsmit Df>ar and easy to understand . Dot, dot. dot. dash. dash, dash, dot . clot. dot. So naturally rhythmit• that signal, you can la p it out on a tabletop with your fingertip. Before the SOS came along, operators used "CQ" meaning "Atten- tion All Stations" plus "D1' to m ean distress. And people labeled that message "Come Quick, Danger! .. A boy stands In a school ~-=-=;o'-""'.aaav-1,_..--«1~-&r w e y . A no ~r -b1>y·- To Scrooge, Jan. 7 Gus: U you didn't burn a single light f o r Christmas this year you either lost your Christmas spirit or never had it to begin with. Here's ''lightlne up you life! .. ILLUMINOUS WINNER p asses. The boy in the doorway pays no attention. A girl s tands in a school doorway . Another girl passes. The girl in the doorway looks over the pass- ing girl with great care. Such Is a typical difference in the behavior of boys and girls. Can you explain the why of it? Neither can I. Q. Why is chowder called chowder? .. A. Cornea from the French "la chaudlere" meanlnt a hute pot. The fishermen over there ~ed seafood soup in it. Rowland Ev8118/Robert Novak Reagan may d11mp Chrysler W A~ltl N o\'er the· 1Ji1o:es t ba nkruptt·~ in Amenc·an history 1i, d1sninnel'ling the Chrysler l :c>r p fi-or:n its federal lift" '°)ui.iport s ~ s ll·m a s part of n Hl 1 ('a I p 11 I 1 l' } l' h an J.: t' 1 n W ui.l11n~to11 Tht•rt-'" nu \ 0 1c·t• amon)! 1•c·c11111n11e 11tf11·1a ls appointed so I u r 11 ·' P r l' s 1 cl t• n t 11l1•c·I Ht.••1gan V. llll'h fa \'or~ ..,1·1111 Int! good 111C111t•\ uft cr l>ud tu kt'i'I> (. h J' ' ... l l ' ,. a l 1 ' t: '('Ii t' q u P ... 1111 n , _.., llO f 11 fl ttl v.ht·n 'i'ht·t r un,,\\t•r Tiil' suom·r till' lwtter. as 1·lust• as p11s!'>d1lt· to tlw Carler alln1111istrut1011 to a\'oid a m1s- lt•;Hl1ng IOIJH'l'SSIOn that thl' ti t' 1. t• a g u 1.1 r t ' d a u t o rn a k e r · s 1rouhlt•s orr g 1n alt•cl \\ilh Heagan. Far from hreedtng panie in I 1111111 1·1al marke ts. Chrysler 111 .. ·lty-up might ha\'c' the oppos ite cffl'<·t . Sa ) lfoagan advisers. ThP o~ lS an ever· chan~~ world. my fnend Andy Rooney Surei:J drame1tit• sign that UnC'le Sam no lon~er will extend credit to failing enterprises m ay we1l pro· mole Heagan's early eeonomfr polic·y goal of re viving the fail - ini.: bond markl't. S PEl'IFIC'i\U,Y, <.'h r } s ler wi ll go bankrupt sometime this sprini.: unless it ,i.:ets more feder al loan guarantees on top orr $800 million authorized so for. Among Reagan advisers und Wall Streeters alike. there is prac:lic·C1 ll y no hope for Chrysler's ultimate s urvival. Tht•y helie\'e more fcdt·rul help merely pos tpones the inc\'itable. as do concessions h) lahor and suppliers. Offil'ials in l'res t<lent Carter's Tre asury most familiar with Chrysler <·oulcl not agrt•e mon· In fat·t , thl:'\ ha\(' liel'n sur pns('d that a s11-:nal did not ('flm1· from tht• 1>rcs11h.•nt l'lcl't 10 pull I ht• plug on Chrysln no" 1111 (' u r t e r · s w <1 t 1'11 . 1 n s t '-' a ti 11 I Heagan's That would ha\'t• rcqu1rt·d an 1 n t r 1 ,. I.Ill' m ant· u ,. 1• r Th 1· eha1rma11 of lhl' ('hn'slt•r· l..o:c n Cu.iranlt•t• H11ar ci 1 1.<;u , Trcas11n Seen·tan· <; W1ll1ar11 :\111lc r . 'would oµp(1st• any s ud1 And wre mu~t make necessary changes To adjust tD ne'i rea1\ties. -Ab!d-·~•J -,,--11.W4J t:~:t ) c utoff. Whether a w hispered word from Reai-tan would sway the two other board members Federal Reserve Chairman Paul V o I c· k e r a n d C o m p t r o II e r General Elmer Staats -is de- batable. Even then. bankruptcy probably would not eome before Jan. 20. AU. SlJ('ff c·ons1derations are moot. however. eonsiderini: the presidcnt-elett's failure to e·ven eon sider that OJ>I ion In the lackadaisical fashion with which high polil'y has been handled during the lram;ilwn. Chrysler was not seriously discussed b) Reagan. For that reaso n, it c·an not he assumed thl:' nt·w 1>rl:'s1 dent will resist pressure from C'hrysler de alers an1r <.'hrysln workers funneled through 1·11n J.!rt•ssml•n Y1•t. rm this as on mcin~ 11u1•s t wn-. lkugan·:-i first rciwt1on ";1s 1·11rr1•1·1 Ill' ml urt l\'l'I) 1111 1111 s 1•tl lht' <'hn s lt·r tiatlMtt. rt·tr1·ut1ng 0111.\ untl1·r 1ntf'nst· 1irt•..,surc• durml.! lht• 1·ampa1gn Tltr n i:ltt to latl ll> \'H•Wl'fl b) H1·a i.:an a~ 1nl t'.l.!ral to a rl' lll\'t•11al1•1f fn·i· rn <J rk1·t v. hl'rt' I.! 0 \ I' r n rn l' n I :.. u It )'> I <I ; I :-, d1n11n1sh11d alqnl-( with go\'r!rn --Rigtt,~Z .. I =rnew L _ _,~ ~·'') . /:' ., , .... ·1 • • • ,,.I' ment taxation and government r egulation. That was the essen- tial choice for Republi cans between Ronald Reagan and John 8. Connally. THERE ARE NO economic Connallyites in the 'Reagan Cabinet . Budget director- designate Da\'id Stockm·an was th e onl y member of the M i<'higan congressional delega- tion lo \'ote against the Chrysler hailout. He has not repented. Treasury Secretary.designate Donald Regan hC1s been con· sidere<I a possible weak link <•n impression enhanced by eom· ml'nts O\'er a luncheon in Wall St rel'I Dl't". 16 by his friend and l t• I I o w s t o l ' k h r o k e r I . W . Burnham Il l. .. , ha\'e known Don Re1o:an ven well for man_,. years." said Burnham, "and I trn,·e no <louht that he will not al· It>\\ l>l•troit to go bust. Ile will sll1p imports by im1>os ing a ban on them tor three to six months But Burnham has not t alked to Ht•ga n latC'I) In pn\'ate. the nc" Tn•asury <·hicf has oppost•d ;my tru1le protet•lton fo r the auto industr~· whtlt• agrC'r tng with Strwk man on lhf' nc•ecl lo end the <"hr) sler bailout. Whl·n Regan rl'plu<"es :\'tiller a~ c·hairman ot' !ht> Loan <;uaruntee B11<1r,l . tht•n• "'II no lont.:t·r ht· an arde nt \011·e t'or mamtaan1nt.: thf' l1fr -~u pport s~stt•m . SlT ll PROSPf;('TS a ~ 1•ar uj!o \\ould han : st<nl Wall Stre1·t into a l'rC'nZ\' Toda' 's st-nl 1rn1·n1 t h 1· rt'. \\ h I e h I u r ·n N I <1 I!:.i111 ... 1 l'urlht•r fl·dt•ral lwlp.in th1! \\ak1· of mass1\·c· hU\t!I' n·s1stan1•t· to th11 K·c·ar. hop{'s a Ht•agan hard lint• cm l'hr)sln ~' 111 d 1a ng1• an n ·stor ps~l'hoh1g~ su(fw1l'nll) t11 ~a \'t• Utt· l>11nd markt•t Tht' messa ge. 1rans1·e n1ltn~ Chr ysler . \\Ouhl lil' sent to olhn lrouhlt'd hus me~st'~. tn<·lullinµ S:J\ tng~ and IOiJn tnS t1tulio11~ "Wt> want lhl• f1nanl·1al 1·om m11n1t ~ lo knm\ that tht· lt•1kral go\·t·rnmt·nl "1m ·1 lw s11µµ111 g up (' r t' d t I I 11 h C l p I a II <' d e 11 tt•rµnses ... a Ht•agan adY1st•r told 11~ Thal \\ould hl' c·onc·1>nll liinl \\1th ll'S~ n•gulat1on ;~nd ta'lltng la:>. r:a t1•s us part of :..a 101\ l'fl'cl ICo-dt•r:..a l profilt• on tht• l1U S tn('~!'> hor·11.11n To u\'111<•\·1· t hat. thl'rt' l-t(•l•ms rlo \\:J\ lo Reagan ·s mt·n that Chr~ :..ler n m ht· "a n·tl Some kind parting words for a ' good guy Although m~· previous lt•ltcr to .Jimmy Ca rter at the Wh ite !louse was ne ver ans wered. I'm writing another. There are a couple of things I want ~say lo the president before he leaves . Jimmy Carll•r The While House Washington. r> <.' L>ear Jimmy. I 've been meaning to write sinc·e what happenNI tn you in N o v e mb er but I didn 't know exactly what to sa y I 'm C1wfull y sorry. I'm not saying I vol· ed for vou or anylhin.g , hut I m e an I 'm s '' r r .v u bo ut h uw bad you must feel. You should know wt' a ll like you. We t hink you're a good guy and you gave the pn•s- idency_ Y!lur best shot. Maybe vou WC're a heller l'rf.!sident than we think. Who knows , maybe in Art Hoppe IO or 20 years you'll hl' ton sidered the greates t President we ever had. You can't tell about those things. Look at whe1l h appened to tla rry Trum an's reputation. When he was in of- fice most of us thought he was .. . well. you know . . . not the smartest guy in the world, Now they're ta lking about him as if he were another Jefferson. At 56. you're young to be an ex-President. It should give you a lot of pleasure for a long while. Reing an ex-President of the United Sla tes doesn't happen to just everyone and we hope you and Hosalynn e njoy some of the pe rks that go with lt. She's some woman, that wife of yours. She was on your side all the way, l!ven when she thought you were wrong. Cl hope you'll excuse me for that remark but she looked as if she thought you were wrong somC'times .) THE NICF.ST thing that could happen for you and all the rest of us too. of course, would be to have the host ag<•s rele ased befor e you leavt> the White House. It would give you a good feeling you deserve to have after a ll the worry and work you've put into this mess. It ·s too bad a ll y our pra ye r s wer<·n 't a ns wered, but 1 ·11 het even Reagan would like to St't' you have the pleasure or getting tht hostages back before Jan. 20 You rerlainly have nothing lo feel bad about for the way you did the job. You always did what you thought was right. All that s tuff a bout your brother and l'Verything didn't count with us. We've all got nutty relatives ourselves. You would have been j ust as we ll off without him. mind you. but we all understood. What are you going to be doing now? You can t JUSt go back to that peanut business and live in the same house in Plains . It just wouldn't ever be the same. You know what Thomas Wolfe said : "You ran't go home again ... This may be just a crazy idea. but what about taking off a nd gt'tting lost for a l'Ouple of vears'.' You know, get yours elf a n island somewhere or a cabin 1n th<' mountains and really get a wav Shake th<' whole Secret St' r ~· r ce bit on 't sencl Chris tmas cards . Don't e\'en tell Ham Jordan where you a nd Rosalynn art'. l 'M SUGGESTING that be~a use l should think it would be pretty tough for you to gel ex- cited about a nything after all you 've been through. You don't want to be invited out for dinner and you probably dQn 'l care about traveling. You couldn't care les s about being in- terviewed by Barba ra Walters. Wl' love you. Jimmy. Don't t ake it loo hard that we dido 't re-elect you. You're a good guy and we wish you the best of everything. Thanks for trying . Sincerely, Andy Rooney Zero Automobile Growth movement may save us Please do not hit me up for your favorite charity. I am de- votinJ: all my time a nd e nergy these days to the worthiest C'ause I can imagine ; Zero Automobile Growth. The critical need for surh an organization was demonstrated when the in· or cars to places is already 1.2 to it for trade-in and the owner ton, "and in a· democracy. the 1. which explains why thousands would be forced to scrap it -needs of the major ity must pre- of vehicles are c ruising the thereby contributing to highway vail." streets al any given hour, day or safety, enhancing environmen-In New York. a move is afoot night. tal aesthetics. and not increasing lo convert The World Trade And in Los Angeles, if 9,3 per-by one iota the number of Center into two 110-story park- cenl of the automobiles weren't automobiles in our nation's park· ing garages, as parking space in· perpetually stalled in freeway Ing plaC'es. downtown Manhattan now rents traffic jams. there would un-for twice as much per square du s tr y morosely an- nounced that Am ericans doubtedly be a revolution in the THERE ARE, to be s ure, foot as office space . The plan· ' streets. I other solutions. In Fond du Lac, ners concede this would only -It is obviously time to s nuff New Jersey, for example, the meet New York's parking needs --o-ougnro1ny- 9.111.803 1980 a utomobiles. This is. o f course, bad ne ws for auto workers. auto If out the automobile explosion Board of Aldermen recent_ly vol· . un_t_il_1984_._~_, ___ _,, -----1 ~-~fore if snuffs out us. ----ea-to tear up atnrcJWatTCSTrl· ~ residential areas In order to in-NO, ZERO Auto mobile dealers and the economy as a whole. But it is still 9,171,*'3 more automobiles. And the crucial question arises: Where in heaven's name are we going to put them? There can be no doubt thal the automobile-parking place rela· tlonahip has at lasl reached the breakln1 point. In San Fran· ci1co, there are now but 174 more parkin1 places than there are call'I. In New York, the raUo WE OF ZAG are not so naive as to propose curtailing the pro- duction or new cars. The na· lion's prosperity and well being depends upon the manuracture of ever-proliferating numbers of new cars. as Lee ISC!Occa can and dJd well tes tify. My modest proposal is a sim· pie ban on the sale of any used cars. With such a pro bono publlco law In effect. any person wbo wishes to buy a new car and 1et rid of hi• old clunker would have to do juat that -1et rid ol hi• old clunker. A1 it would bt un· Hleable. no dealer would accept stall diagonal parking and thus Grow th is the only rational double the number of spaces answer. Even as It stands now, I available. . ,, find that most of my life la die· "There al'e ten times as many lated by the availability of park· automobiles as pedestrians." Ing places: where I live, which argued Alderman Marcus Tuf. restaurant I choose. what movie I see and which friends I visit . I Quotes "The only real atate moet ol u1 plan to acquire la a cemetery lot .•• -Allllna ..... naldmt of tbt ICalelltrboeker on tbt Lall• ltNI In Mllwaute, •· plalatal wby many elderly •· dtatl oppoee a eondomhdam eonvtntan Pl'oP09al. find I don't much care whal 1 do and where I 10 as lone as there wlll be a place to park. In fact. I don't expect to be re- warded in this world for my do- lood ettod.I. I merely pray that St. Peter wnt HY, "Come rtaht in. and park anywhere you want.•• Ah i Doesn •t that lound Ulle heaven? • --·--..-•• ,,,. , • • r ,. ~----·· > I t JAN. 13, 1911 H /F BUSINESS a. STOCKS BS TELEVISION 86 MOVIES 87 I I I Why isn't this man happy? His audiences are. See Page 87 Kenney now helieves--in himself Forn1Pr San Clemente star battles for Chiefs' QB job B) IU~a:a ( ARL."IO~ Oo ... 0.11, ..... , ''•" was cut before the 1978 campaign be1an. 0 0 \\ twn fitl l ....... nnt'\ ,11uu.-rrtl ttw JOO u( 28 ror 316 yar ds a n d t h ree t.ouchdowns. h1 1i 23.yard and 75·yard TD 1>itss~s to Henry Marshall in the second half th~ .keys to a 38-28 come-from-"I came here (Greeley) to get a job. but really ther e was more interest in m e than I fi gured," says the 6·4, 212· pound 25-year-old. Canada, it was one of Kenney's lowest mom ents. Unwanted by Miami, unwanted by Washington and unwanted for 25 straight games at J{ansas City, Kenney found himself playing No. 2 to No. 2 as Clements filled the void created by a n injury to Fuller. ~ t•rct b•rru·r 1n Ot-t't'lllht't ta'> ht' It'd lht' K 1an-1a~ 1 '1t \ Ch1t·f t11 \ 11·1111 ' uvt'r A.ill1m,1rt• h1• µrm 1ch·d urw vr lh~ Krt:cH l rl\ Id QUt'!>tltlfl .. r1f tnto \NII fo1 '\Jl111ne1I t'ovtball l~agut' IJurt'> beh1nd victory # Every quiuterback who ever lived has pohessed that common de - nominator· belief in oneself Kansas City beckoned, •but the backup role lo Steve Fuller becam e the big put- down. Th<" que:.twn Who 1 ~ H1ll Kt:n/lt:)" But Kenney, a prod uct of San Clemente High with stops at Arizona St ate University. Saddleback College, and Northern Arizona University, a nd dropped like a hot potato at Miami a nd Washington in the NFL. admlts he was having some doubts "I was really disappointed ... recalls Kenney ... I wondered if I would ever play." Thr .tn:...-.1::r I ht QUdrtt:rbiu·k who If there is a thin line between starting a nd not starting, it's not evident with day-to-d ay experiences. °" 4ll'ht'tl from the: -.1dthnt:S ror an as- tounding 2g s1r.s1~ht ~11mcs bdurt: "d tin~ l'u:. c·hantl' n<>t t.sk1ng 11 !>IO~le '!>Ilaµ from thl• l'l'Ottc"r rn nearly two foll '\ f I. St' as on~ For 29 straight games Kenney pro- vided no more than a wall flower in the dressing room. Only once did a reporter so much as address him, and on tha t oc- casion. when he was passed over as Fuller 's replacem ent in fa vor of former Notre Dame star Tom Cle ments out of Kenney was sought out afterward for a n interview, but the timing wasn 't r ight. About t he only positive thing in his li fe was his wife, Sandi. And 11o ht'n ht• );!ul that c·hanct, he: rt'sµom1ed with d 37 6!1 ~ µerformanct' 1n t ht' Chiefs last thrnt: ~ames , capped by i.orn t:thmg t:l!>e a~a1n:.t Halt1mort ·'I thought m y day would never 1:ome. ·· says Kenney by telephone from his Greeley, Colu. residence. lie was with Miam i for 3~ weeks hefore a trade to Washington. whe re he Kenney's existence in the NFL was about as irrelevant as the honors once bestowed on him by Paul Salata and his Ir rPlevent Week festivities. a n annual BILL KENNEY In the ·eason finale he l'Ompleted 17 <See KENNEY, Page 8 2> Pastorini has little tllne left SAN DIEGO 1AP > Oakland Raiders boss Al Davis. dis- enchanted with Dan Pastorim. is trying hard to unload his hard- ~uck quarterback, according to a source close to the team A West Coa st nationa l television nC'twork rommentator s a id Davi ~ has t o ld him Pas torim I!; "i.!one It's just a matter of whl're ··The commen- tator, who 1s cln~l' t o the Raiders. sa1c1 Ouv1s was trying t'o ~et the best dl:'ul for Pastorini. THE RAID•:Rs are in position to deal Pastorini berause of the comeback of quarterback Jim Plunkett. who passed for two touchdowns and ran for another in Oakland's 34·27 victory over San Diego for t he American Football Conferen ce cham - pionship Sunday Plunkett's per forman<•c• lc1I the Raid er~ into thC'1r third Super Bowl. They play National Co nf ere n c e l'hamp1o n Philadelphia for the National Football League ('hampionship Jan 25 in New Orleans Agaio s l the C harge r s, Plunkett completed 14 of 18 passes for 26t yards lie con- nected on toul·hdown pass plays roverin~ 65 yards with Ra ymond Chestl'r and 21 yarcls with Kenny King, and nm fi ve yards for a n other score Mark van Eeghe n , who rus hed for 85 yards. added a thrt>c yard TD run and Chri~ Huhr kicked field ~oals or 27 and :1:1 ya rcls Watching from the sidelin(•s was Pastorini. who has had nothing but proble ms since• he- ing acquired by Oakland TH E MAJ O R rea son ror Davis' dis pleasure with the JO -year \'eteran. who hasn 't played smct• suHcring a broken ril(ht lcl( Ot·l 5. 1s Paslonm's off-the·field escapades. includanJ: a run-in with a Houston sports writer. an auto accident, his pos ing nude in a national mal(azine, a police report that drugs were found in his car and his alleged possession of a bottlP of liquor on a Raiders· chart<'r flight against team policy. Pastorini was acquired from Houston before t he 1980 season in excha tige for qua rterback Ken Stabler. Although Plunkett ou tperformed him du ring the preaeason . Paat o r ini w as handed the starting job. When Plunkett took over following the Inj ury, the Raiders were 2·3. Plunkett 1ulded-tile team to nine victories ln their rem aining 1 I regu la r-season 1ames and to playoff vtctorles over Houston a nd Cleveland before be ating San Die•o and putttna Oakland into the Super Bowl. CHIC4C,O DR4FTS PITCHER FIRSI' N EW YORK ... <AP > -Tb"e C h l~a10 Cuba stlected left· hancMd pitcher Jam• Rooney of Stony Polnt, N. Y., H tbe No. 1 choice In bal eball '1 winter amat.urtne-apntdraft toda,. ROGM1, a M , 1'11-DOUDCI ...._., wUl lie .crlduated lrom Mont• Community ,..Coll•I• In Dover , N.J.,natlune. Ola nt• you don'f ' - hockey action . Garrett couldn't block the m all , though, as the Blues tripped Hartford, 5·2. Goaltender .John Garrett of the Hartfor d Whalers blocks the attempted shot of St. Louis' Larry Paley Monday night in NHL --"-------------------- It's the Doug Flynn show! Durin,I{ off-season, a !{Uitar replaces ms glove :--.IEW YO RK (/\P l The trappings are perfect 10-gallon hats at t h e bar. a mechanical hull in the corner, and a cozy stage up front So. shove a cha w in your cheek , pull up a stool and get comfortable Cody's Country a nd Western Night Club. nestled in the concrete canyons of Man hat tan. presents the singing debut of Doug Flynn. NOW. IN R F.AL life fo'lynn is the Gold Glove second baseman or the New York Mets But for the boots and ~uitar set, he 's spending his winter sing· ing backup for his friend, Greg Austin, who's ap- pearing at Cody's this week with Loretta Lynn's band, "The Coal Miners." Aww right! "Hey, this is a very personal thing for me because the people I'm up here with are all m y friends. people I've grown up with." Flynn said. "They're like family." His opening night audience was to include several Met teammates and rront office officials but that hardly disturbed Flynn. .. This is just like baseball," he said. "You're per formln• ... you're an entertainer both ways." THERE IS A warm feelin1 between the ball player and the musicians . He la not treated as an interloper because, frankly, he isn't one. He's a frie nd of these musicians, just looking for some o ff-season fun. "I sing for enjoyment ," he said . "I pla y baseball as a profession. I want it to go well, of course, We 've rehearsed and planned out the show. It won•t be off the collar.·· "I LOVE IT," he said . "It's like basketball. I get more satisfaction from an assist than from throwing in two points. I find myself sometimes turning and listening to them. They're all pros and they make it easy on a guy like me." Flynn r ecalled his first New York nightclub a ppearance a couple of years ago. It was at the Lone Star Cafe. anothe r country and western oasis in Manhattan. Tom T . Hall, a country and western legend was entertaining the urban cowboys and a frier.d introduced F lynn. F rom the stage, Hall decided to have the second baseman take a bow. "He said, 'He re's Doug F lynn, one of the finest hockey players in New York."' Did Flynn m ind the mistake? "Are you klddln1?" he aald. "I was 1tandln1 there with a Lone Star Beer In one hand and m y a rm wrapped around Tom T . Hall. That was like beina in heaven." Or rldin1 a mechanical b ull. Still shocked Coach humbled by Eagles' • Will P Hii.ADEi.Piii/\ f /\ p I "I don •t think 1t 's rea ll y hit me yet." Philad<'lph1a Eagles Coach Dick \'erme1l said Monday "I don't t hink it will until we land in New Orleans a week from today," \'erme1I told a crowded nt>w!; <'onf..,rencl' VE RMEIL'S EAGL ES heat the Dallas Cowboy~ 20· 7 Sunday to win the National Footb<ill Conference c hampionship <.1nd advance to Su pe r Bowl XV against the Oakland Raiders Jan. 25 al New Orleans. T h e Raiders won th e America n football Conference cham pionsh i p with a 34-27 t riumph over t he San Diego Cha r ger.;. "I'm very appreciative and it's a very humblln~ fel'llnl-{. · Vermeil said "'I've said this many times. a nd I m ean it football players win gam es, roaches don't. I think coac hes can lose games . And the football players won that game yester- day." VERMEIL SAID the troulmnl( of t he favored.Cowboys wasn't a finesse gam e but a physital game . He said then.• should be no dou bt in tht' mind of anvonl' who saw the game that his pla yers deserved the victory ··I think they invested enough or their time. their effort and t heir ener gy into being NFC champions. And I think they'vl' earned }he right to go to the Super BOwl." Vermeil said "There ma y be people t hrou ghout the cou ntry who question whether we belonfi! t he re. the Super Bowl It seems like every time we do somethanJ.! somewhat spectacular we're not s upposed to do, they can't fii;iure out why we 're there. "BUT I KNOW we are there." Vermeil added. "And l know the Dallas Cowboys know we're there. l'm just very gr at erul for those guys <the players I taking m e along with t hem. because I still just can't picture Dick Vermeil coaching in the Super Bowl." Vermeil said lhe Eagles' suc- cess stems from the people he has working with him "I have some coaches who have been with me from the first da y. and . . . a nd then other quality people who have joined the staff who have done a super job, and they deserve every bit as much credit as I do. I hope ver y much that they benefit as much In t he feeling of ac· t'omphshmt•n t from the game as I d o .·· Verme1l notl•d VcrnH.'11 s:11d he wasn't s ur- pril>cd with the intensity has te am <hspla~cd hoth on defense and offcnM' ThP cfrfc ns c limited the Cnwhoys lo 86 yards running <ind ~toppc·d Tony Dorsett with ·t I \ ar<ls on l:l t'iJ rries. The of- f l·n~•· gainl·d 2r,:1 yilrds running, I hf' kt•.\' 111 !ht· v 11'lor~" "I •'El.T AS I told tht• players the night before. I was more cont:ernc•d about my own con- tribution than I was t heirs. T here was no question t hey'd p l ay hard," Vermeil said. ·'When you surround yourself with lhe kind or people I have on m y rMtl'r in a ~ame situa· lion t he~ 'r" gmng to play hard Thcv m;1v nut bt· guo<I cnouJ!h on paµcr . but the} playcd super football ·· He observed that Wilbert Mont gomer~. who rushed for 194 yards two s hort of the NFC championship record on~ 26 carri<'s. got a hag boost from his early firs t Pl'r1nd 42-yard tou1'hdown run Super Bowl • gougmg is denied NEW oru .EA:'\S Off1c1als or the Haul! Center llotel. ac· <·used on national t<'lev1s1on of goul(inJ! Super Howl fans with in- flated room µraces. de('ned the rf'port Monday as dis torted and misrepresenting the facts Tourist offi ci als also de· nounced the report . s ayinfi! it f(a ve the cit y a hlack eye Don Weiss. executive director or tht• Nation<i l Football Le ague, said in San 01c~o that high prices arc a problem with every Super Rowl He said he did not know about the NHC report but said that in the future the NFL wi ll insist on guar antc<'s rel(ardin g r ates befor<' a city gets t he Super Row I. ·'If communities were unable or unwilling to make such com- mitments, it is my per sona l opin - ion that this would diminish ch a nces of o btaining tut ure Su~r Bowls." The telt>vision report. broad- cast on NBC before t he San Diego playoff game . said the Rault Center Hotel asked S990 for a room for four nights. Mixture of fire and seirit eroee_lled Eag!es --~ ----------______ , ____ -,4 By WILL GRIMSLEY ........ c.r ... , •• 1 PHILADELPHIA -Fire melta lee. Rockl can destroy the moat aopblaUcat· eel computer. Emotion, wt.. It reach• a aweU, can drown the loftiest achemea and execuUona ot man. Solt"' tbat eberniltry dedded th• Natklell l'ootball IAaaue'a NFC cbam· plonabip bere Sunda1 and 11at. tb• .P.blladelpbla 1ta1l11 lnto tlaelr· llnt S~pef...... ... The wblte and •rffa clad Sa1l• Wire IO laftated witb burnlq cltlan tba\ II 1W ftuek them Wltll •.= .._ eoQld baft ~ ~ ..r ••• Or,lllMt ....... •If S : -.... ..a .......... .. . ftil; .................... :.. . They beat the over-confident Dallas Cow.boys Z.'7. The acore doel not ac- curately connote the fullneu of the rout of the proud Cowboya, loolilnc toward ANALYSIS thelr 1lXUl Huper Bowl •PPMJ:•ct and poaalbb' tbetr tblrd tlUe. . The reeult almoet became obvtoua wben tbt two •m• camt 00\0 tbt lleld -th• Sal ......... and yelUq • lf tead1 to Jump aut ol tbelr akill, tbe Co•JM>JI .....,. ... and bmlw1like, •lmilll' to ................. ,. tbl •:••..::•· t:••• ta tlM two._ •• ,...a .... Iii I ltudy tJI tM riyal coache1, 1trldln1 tn front of their benches, 1healhl of paper In their handa a nd ln e lectronic contact w ith operattv• 1pyln1 from hlch atadlum perch•. There wu Tom Landry, who mllht cban1• bla name to Tom IApnd, com· pl•U!'S bl1 lllt )'tar aa htad coach of the DAUu francblH; auatere, jmplaca· ble, bundled ln a ur·collared brown coat and tar bat with maffl °"" ht• ean u protection .. alnat the near·aero weatber. Ha,., 1DJC11M bu ner ... LIDdry OD tM 1ld1lllll• wttbout a JllC!bl l8d tie. Ht_. fwmal. TMy•n....,. ... him lMow a ftt ol Ml• or bin ...,U, at one ~ his playe rs. He la a lean, 1ray- ln1 stick of lee. · Acl'Ol1 the field was hla coachln1 rlval, Dick Vermell, bare-headed, wear- ln1 a 1hort •reen jacket and white ahoet, treah and boyish looldnc for '5 yean. Pulled out· of coll.,e eoacb1n1 ranka (UCLA) to take over the ftouncler· lnt Pblladelph.la team five yean ap, he huntt Ill the ayatemlaed proa dull hla rah· rah, to-Ill· 'em aplrit. So ht -atOvll up l'ftd down t h• 1ld11t... ttvtn1 order~1 y1llin1 •n· coura1 ...... t and aom1u1M1 leldllll cbeen. W• lt W19 OYW, Vtrmllll m.d. ''He ...S to CfJ a lot.'' Hid~--Krtp. < .. mrns••·•••••> -... - I \ - Ac._..,......._ ............. Martin pick• Ea1le1 by 3, but he won't bet ••• yet Pre• "' • r•• '"" LAS VEGAS Odcllmaker Bob Manln bu • mad# lh• Phlladelphla Ea1lt1 • three-point t • favorite to beat tht Oaklud Raiden In Super Bowl X\' But he hun't ded ded yet how he'a 1oin1 lo bet hU own money Martan af'U the bettln& line for tbe 1purta book al the Union Plaaa Hotel and thal line, )>ecauae llartin 11 well· known 111\d well reapected in betlint cirt'lea, often becomes tht' s landard for the rut of the ~'OUOtry How doe1i he do 1t '! ··The moet important thin& u wbere the monc)' is," be 1aid. "Becauae that'• what we're doan1 here The finl three a a m es <of the National Football Leque playoffs) lbe money baa been bet •ninlt O•kland The public is the thin& here-. The public sets the line on the Sujler Bowl." .. He said that professional bettors have bet on the Raiders all three 1ames, but "even if they do. the public control• the MA•rn• mono• in this type of 1ame. I think in the final analysis the pubhc will come in and bet tbe Eaalet." Thal 's the major factor In settin1 the line for tbia year's Super Bowl. which will be played in New Orleans on Jan. 25. But there are others. "In a couple of games it looked Ute Oakland waa very lucky," he explained. "The <Cleveland) Browns could have put them right out of it in the lut minute of play and you would never have heard of lhe Raiden a11in." Also he said, the public ''doesn't believe in" the Raiders. "I think the money will show for tbe Eailea." Martin said. ·'They really shut Dallas down and played a fine defensive game." ..------. ,,,..,,,_..,,•II~· da11 ------ Joe Smltla, Ohio State olfenaive tackle, after the Buckeyes' 31·19 loss to Penn State in the Fiesta Bowl: "The coaches did have ua prepared, bulremembet, you're talkin1 about Penn State, not Wisconsin or llllnola. You're talkin1 about a flrsl-clasa ball club.'• loltt1..,.'• r_..,,., r .. ,... • .,, .. ,....,, ATLANTA -Fulton County Superior Court m Judge Sam McKenzie on Monday 1ranted •motion to suppress evidence in a cocaine possession case against Atlanta Hawks guard Eddie Johnson, ef· feclively destroying the case against Johnson. "Mr. Johnson can continue to play wilb the Atlanta Hawks and hopefully have a successful season," said Marvin Arrington, an attorney for Johnson and president of the Atlanta City Council. ,. Johnson was charged with possession of cocaine after he was arrested July 13, 1980, for driving with a suspended license. A search of his rental car turned up a vial containln1 40 grams of white powder. McKenzie's order staled the white powder cannot be used as evidence against Johnson, who played in the National Basketball Association's All-Star game last season. "My thinking right now is that we w111 probably not ap· peal the decision," sajd. prosecutor Russell Parker. "The or- der pretty much eliminates the case." Johnson bas been free on bond since his arrest and has been playing for the Ha'!fks this season. s•~·•o-ft.,., .,..,,,. l•r •••fl VANCOUVER. British Columbia -Skier Ken a Read. who suffered a serious knee injury in a weekend World Cup downhill race, should be able lo resume training in six to ei1ht months, • spokesman for St. Paul's Hospital said Monday. ' Read, 24, tore two of lhe four major li1amenll in hia left knee when he fell on the last stretch of bill run. He underwent surgery Monday and is expected to remain hoepitaliaed for four to five days. The fall al Garmiach-Partenkirchen, West Germany, w11 the second major disappointment in a year for Read, who fell . near lhe top of the course in the UllO Olympic downhill at Lake Placid, N.Y. G•r•"'•• r.lftuftl .. Cl•rl•••fl Veteran center fielder Celar Genal•o waa re-II leased by the CincinnatT Reda Monday to make room an the ro.ter for newly·acquirecl free qent Lany BUUmer. Geronimo, 32, had been with tbe Reds for nine seasons and waa 1 member of five cbam· pionahlp teams. If he la not traded within the next 10 daya, Geronimo can become a free a1ent . . . Pitcher Ga11eN Perry 11iped a one.year contract reportedly worth '300,000 wlth the Atlanta Braves Monday and he Hid he plans to make sure the Braves 1et their money's worth. Perry, by the way. la only 11 wina shy of 300 for bia career . . . Repreaen- tatives of the Major League Bueball Playen Auoclatioll and the club owners' player relatlona committee, •• expected, failed to settle 1riev1ncea which contend that FrM LJM and Carla. flak of the Boston Red Sox abould be declared free agents. .................. _ ...... ... Marlo Tremblay scored two 1oala and alclla,. (ii Sevlpy recorded his flnl shutout a1 Montreal ' stretched ita unbeaten strin1 to 10 1ames by de· featln1 Edmonton, 5-0, to hi1hll1ht NHL action Monday nl1ht. The win narrowed the Kin11 • lead In the Norris Dtvialon to three points. t:laewllere ... Defenaeman Ray ..._.., backhanded home a rebound with two mlllutn remalniftl, and Botton went on lo ed1e Mlnnnota, 4·1, ex· tendln1 the Bruins• home unbeaten 1trtn1 over tb• North Stars lo 34 1amea . . . Mike Zalle'a power-play 1oal midway throu1h the aecond period proved lo be tbe 1ame-wtnner u St. Louil drubbed Hartford, 5-2 ... •1•• w•r and .,... llar .. acored one 1oal apiece u Waablnlton broke a ft••· same loeln1 streak and squeaked put Colorado, 2·1 ... Mike AUM., the rookie center fOf' the New York Ru1en, wlll be aidellned flve·to·Hven days wttb a 1traiDed rtaht knee. la Katella _ Seabawb' one threat? IPOllTII IMAK I BASICITBALL · 1 8JWDf.!t8'"" · ..... -Im,.,. I ............ M· Uoa ............ ---aa41t .............. a..,.., aa f.,...lallJ ..... Kat.Ila Hll Yt.ltl <>r-.. c::i..t,•a .... l raued Oe!IM vr.. _. M All·' CIF ttar Wa,_ C ....... . Predlcticm -...... ft...._ have been a ar.-... 1 t.-11, ... In Ulla OM, lt'1 • U.k M d . Ocean View, .ta .. ,, .... ..., beiaa.t" acnm the frmt he_. a 12·2 reeord, ii UM .,.., ......... favorite lo capt .. die tlU.. llJATSUA, VN9D tbe MM of Coach Tom DealeJ, llu strut· lled to a M OYIHll ncerd to thla point, IMll t.Mt't llt1lJ man than e6oUCb to quallf1 as the favorite fOf' tbe No. I bertlt _. a 1pot In tbe CIJ' •·A pla,.eft1. Cypre11 la t.M OBl.y'ot.Hr tiam with • wtnaial record ill t.MI lea1ue and tbe CmturioM' 11·1 mark behind 1-1 Deri4 ....._, are easily tM favorite to captun the third apot aa4 a pla,.,f berth. The balance of the leape - 2-9 Loe Alamitoe, 4·1 1Ce11Md7 and Z-9 Loar• -flpre9 to ftnilla in that order. The only real qu.tkl9 ia UUI year'• race for UM title la lloofr well Ocean View Ha•· CM tM Seahawka race ualteatea throup leaiue f.laJ ud ..W the CIF playof 1 wltll a 11·2 record? , THl!&E'S ONLY one real threat -_. tlaat .. Katona, a team whlda has ..nered ..,_ atrallbt louel, llleludi91 a 17· point embarraumeat to llmtt· in1ton Beach. Daaley's crew showed it• potential earlier wltll a ftve- poi n t victory over Foantaia Valley, OrUll• Couaty'1 No. I rated team. Carlander. with u.e M.4 acer· ln1 aver11e. is the key to Oceu W•ere'• ilte plU!k? ............. The Boston Bruins threw more than just pucks at Min· nesota goalie Gilles Meloche. Bruin captain Wayne Cashman, inverted at left, and Peter McNab slam into the goal in an attempt to score. The Bruins won, 4·3, ex- tending their home unbeaten streak over the North Stars to 34 games since 1967 . f'r•• P•gr •• Powerful Conaire 1 testGWC Golden West Coll•I• facea lta 1Uffeat teat of the youn1 Soulbem Cal Conference bullet- b a 11 Haaoa toniabl when powerful Santa Monica CC \'iaita the Rustlers (7:30). Coach Jim Greenfield's squad, with an impreealve 14.3 overall . mark and perfect 2-0 conference record, will have a touah tuk in contalnin1 ttle Corsairs' quick unit. Santa Monica CC comes into the contest with a 14·5 record (2·0 ln conference). Amon1 the victories wu a declalon over No. 1 rallied El Camino in a non. conference outin1. Santa Monica CC is led by 1-5 forward Mike Gerrin, but the en - tire team has been contributing in the scoring column. Likewise, no one player bas dominated the scorin1 for Green· field's team, although Jim EldridJe bouts a 15. 7 point per game average. _ "They're a lot like us," admits Greenfield. "They're very quick and they uae a full court press throug.hout the same. They are a little quicker than m , though." The Corsairs lead the overall series between these teams with a 9-7 mark. Last year, San· ta Monica CC finished with a 20· 12 record, good enough for a three-way lie for second place with LA Harbor and LA Southwest. The Rustlers are coming off one of their tou1hesl victories of lhe season, a 69-67 victory over LA Southwest. "It was awfully difficult to play there," says Greenfield. ·'They have a tremendous ad- vantage at home in that IY'" Con lhe old Pepperdine Colle1e cam· pus l. You 1et 30 people in there and it sounds more like 1,000." View's attack. " KENNEY NOW BELIEVES IN SELF. • • Tennis winner could share in oil well LONDON (AP> -A share In an oil well offered rec•tlY u aa inceQ.&lve for particlpanta ift tbe fortftomln1 World Cit••· plonship Tennl1 Hrln to M played lhrou1hout tbe Ualted Stales endln1 with tile fin.all ia Dallas, April 2'1 throul)a May J . The Investment iB a Jl"Gellll'C· live well to be drilled at an u yet unspecified Texas alte was one of the 15 prises unouneed at 1 news conternce in lam lllllll durln1 the WCT 'a Braniff World Doubles championships. WCT ~ Lamar Hunt 11akt, "Strai1ht dollan and cents no lon1er appeals to the leadilll playen. We have had to come up with an Incentive Hbetne to attract them to our aeries.'' The priaes, all e1tlm~ at an Initial value of arouad 9IO.• doll~n. b'ave Ileen provided la conjunction wltb a .laJanete computer firtn. they wlll be available lo the et1ht pla1ft'I p Ina into UM! ftul after tie eilM· tournament aertea. Tbe winner will 1et. flral choice of prise, the runner-up second choice of prize, etc, down to tbe eilllth· placed playen. Hunt dkS nat aay what would bappeR to the aevm prizes not cla1111led put-on with the emphasis on lau1hin1. KENNEY WAS the next to last player chosen in the 1978 NFL draft and be enjoyed the humor of the event. Time, however, had a aol>ertnaeffect. Three weeks later, however, Fuller wu ban1ed up a1ain and . Kenney finally 1ot his chance, 1etttna the aulpment 1 ~ houn before kickoff on <what else?> Pearl Harbor Day. •'I had always done well in prac- tice and preseuon," says Ken- ney. "But I dldn 'l know what was 1oin& lo happen. I had a lot of con· fldence but I had never played un- der fire." He proceeded to lead Kansu Ci· ty lo a31-14 victory. completing 12 of UI for 142 yards and two touchdowns. "I thoulhl it would be much touaher," recalls Kenney. A WEEK IATE& be endured the anow and wind of Pilllbur1h. suffertna his first interception with 15 HCOnda left In the 1ame In a21·lllou. Then the bi1 one, a 1ame which has turned Kenney'a Ufe around. One which demands a full ahot al the 1tarter'1 berth In '11, one wlllch provides recopltion. Ken- ney la confident be hu an NFL future. "We're certainly optimistic about Bill," aaya Chiefs spokesman Dou1 Kelly. "We ex- pect him to make a alron1 cbaUqeintheaummer." Sa ya Kenney: "There are a lot of ll•lftla 1otn1 now. My battle with Nier ia one thln1. but I'm alto watcbln1, to aee what New Orleans does Cwlll the Saints . beckon Pat Haden?). and others, such as San Francisco and Baltimore." yards against Baltimore it marked the first lime a Kansas City quarterback had broken the 300-yard barrier in five seasons. Possibly even harder on Ken· ney than the physical factor of 29 slrai1hlstand-ups was the mental game. ''I wu so mad at San Diego,'' says Kenney. "But Sandi re· minded me my time would come, to be ready.'' NEVEaTHELESS, the idle· ness took its toll. "You fand yourself throwing on the off day and my arm was get· ling weaker. I was gelling out o( shape doing no more than just splitting time on defense and do- ing nothing on offense during practice. There was a token " Compounding this frustration was a back1round of slumblln1 blocks despite his potential. Every athlete pays dues, but for Kenney, It has been ridiculous. Arizona State Coach Frank Kuah decided he wanted KeMey to become a light end, so the San Juan Capistrano product packed it in, and headed for Saddleback College. HE B&O&E hia thumb on 1 helmet. at Saddleback and uw limited action, mostly as a Ulht end and running back. Three 1ames at quarterback at Northern Arizona was as far 11 he got in hia junior year when he did lt •l•in with a helmet, breakin1 his hand in practice. Finally. in bis senior year at NAU. Kenney went the dlslance at quarterback. bul achieved far Apart from the oil well lnveat- ment, the eipt playen CGUl4 choose ownership of a tborouahbred yearU•1. u In· vestment in diamonds, ownership of 1old an~ allnr bulUon, 1hares ill a real eataite investment tl'U9l, a clauic U· lique car. or bap of allYer ccMJll chosen forinvestmentpurpoeea. OiMrs edge MD, 45-43 Rader rejecta Guard Blll Thompson stole the ball with five aecond11 remainin1 P dr offer Monday ni1ht lo help the Hunt· 8 e lniton Beach Ollera preaerve a SAN DIEGO <AP) _ TM a. 45·43 decision over vl1ltln1 Dleio Padnt aald n-. ... ...., Mater Del In hilh 1chool bullet· .,.... ball action. baa tul'Md down u offer to With the Oilers up by two, the coach tldrd bMe fw die N..._.. Monarclw-who 1ot the ball with lA•I• bu1hU ea.. ' u sftallda to play-were tryln1 Rader, a fonMr 111--tMN L.-6 baHm•, ..... ••..-el to work for the last shot ll'lllore tb• Pednl' HawaM ,.,. ee. 'l'bomPIOll'• steal thwarted their ._. ....._ Ill I flaal attempt. Bbth sides were not exactly sizzlln1 from the field as lhe Oilers connected on only 18 of 34 shots ( 47 percent), while the Mon arc hi hit on 18 of 39 < 46 per- cent). The Olien actually won the 1ame at the free throw line deaplte ahootinl • horrendoul 50 percent (13 of 28> from lhe charity stripe. Mater Del w11 seven of 12. laat Hal08 .... _ ,._ n 11 Cent.er Jlm Lane, a 8-8 Junior, to the Pacific Coait Le..-paved the way for the Otten a1 The *teat also marked the le ss than anticipated statistically. Then came the quick hellos and goodbyes from the Dolphins and Redskins, capped by 116 straight quarters of wailing. Now . however. there is an op- timistic attitude within Bill Ken- ney , the first since he was ap· proaching his sophomore season at Arizona State. TURNING ZI this month, Ken - ney is well aware his time is near. "Brian Sipes is 31 and a four-year starter at Cleveland, Danny White is 28 and a first-year starter ," sa y s Kenney . ··Quarterbacks come of age from 27·31 "Butto really gel into it . I really felt I had to become a starter this year." In three starts Kenney was sacked only five times, possibly be<'8use of his quick release and ability to get back and set up quickly. Fuller, for instance, was sacked S2 times in· 13 games, 10 limes by Baltimore. THREE GAMES doesn't qualify as a career, however, and Kenney is quallfyin1 his dreams with reality. · · 1 expect Fuller to be No. 1 at camp," says Kenney. "Butl think I have lo be given a good shot, an opportunity to beat him out. ,, ...,.,....,.,.&t ..... ee••• 1 ... Gt~chlef_arehl~~·-· aoPfiiiUcalid puuli'•atli'H, utbe new bead coach of the Wublqton Redflrt•. He playoffs. he aeond 11 potnta and 1atbered final tuneup before leaaue action ~-l--0t.".ll1rli ... ...i!!a1towdn•.,..-ai'll...,&..J••111...-..,~..._·12 reboundl. He wu aur for both achoola. Hunt1n1ton falleit ln •• atte•tt te tal' ~ta~ 10...!"rdr;-, -11prila:a~celalrl'ilillllr·l'1, ftlwrtbil!l"e"Sath111e11Mlt'"'1oatlarcrq111blr-~ replacet Jack Pant" wbo WM ftnd. . .Dlltl .. . A ....... ol Swltaerland won tM woma'1 World CUii clonMlJ. 1lll race, delor1bld aatbeNMGD'•~· lbewoa&aa Umeotr 1: 11.a , wlllcbplaced ber Jult u.lldAJl;.nca•1a.., N._, at 1: 11.•. Nelaoa'a ftnlab wu tbl bait bJ u Amerteaiukilw lllr more Ula a 1•ar ... Guard N• Al'elllll ... , .-. '""""'•11 and pw:ttled tbl Boltoe Celtla to tine '1ctGrtel, U. Italia named tbt BA'• Player of tbl WMll. Areldbakt a...-n.a, polnta and 10. T llllltl u eb Celtica defeat.cl Plrlolma, Claie110 andNewJerHylutwHk. ri ... .,w-. •••• TV: lalklCball -Notre.Dame YI. a. l'raaclaeo, IJ:IO a.m:.a.. a..nnel II. TaDld. llADIOi Ballet"ball -Lahn at Clneland, • p.m ., KLAC (9"). lla4er Ullo .. ..._ .. lla...U,.. Ona l{.Dapp wbo bad four polnta wtllopentbeAnl•l• Le .. uewttb San°*'°· and HVen nboundl. . al·lOmark. for &a.a l••••P llartaa HIP'• Vlkmp "* tlaelr 1-1 ,....,. ,,... • -· lea... .. .. ,...... • .. , .. Lakewood toatlllt la a ftaal .......... 1 ........... """:F.;"'-· . 'h• •'=M:E ' . -· w':11'"'i.""" · .......... a.. ...... tMO..-..Tw •••. . .. t ---· ~,.-.....-. -·'~·---. ............ -- I I 1 I I .... BUSINESS I STOCKS Tueeday'• NYSE COMPOSl'l'E TRANSACTIONS a.m. (P01) Prleea ....... _ • ._.., ............ .-. ...._..,,.lflc,,..,....,o.':'.!':' ... o"'-..1-• ....... ._._.. ............. .._................ ... ..... ...,. r.,...,Jenu.rv 13, tM1 H /F DAILY PILOT U 1t'ho'• '3 Stieb?' Business leaders lack identity By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Moat American& would have little difficulty identifying Crest as a toothpaste. But how many know who John G. Smale~? Most Americans would have little trouble telling you what a C•dlllac Is. But how many recogni:ie the nam~ Ro1er 8 . Smith? Most Americans are probably familiar with the brand name GE -and even the corporate nam'l? for which it stands~ General Electrir. But how many are familiar with John F. Welch Jr.? BY NOW MOST Americans know about Ameriran Ex press Travelers Cheques (they're tne ones always getting lost) -and they are certainly familiar with the face of Karl Malden, the actor who promotes them in TV com - m er c i ah . But how many people can tell you who Jimmy "Three Sticks" Robinson is'! Those are all corporateleaders.heads or newly elected heads of giant companies. But Money Tree hardly anyone outside of their respert1vc rorporate com pounds knows anything about them John Smale, for example, 1s the man t rcdited with get ting the Ameriran Dental Association to enctorse Crest as an effective cavity fighter. It was quite a coup. enabling Crest to capture first place in sales AND IT HELPED Smale rise in the ranks at Procter & Gamble (P&G >. a company whose prndu<'ls ITidt, Ivory, Head & Shoulders, Pampe rs, Charmin, Duncan !lines , Folgers, Jif> are likely tn be found ir1 t>vc•ry household in the land. Smale has just been elected thl' seventh thief ex ecutive in P&G 's 143·year history I fl' i:raduated from Ohio'::. Miami Univers ity. not far from P&r. 's ht·a<J.quartcrs in Cin cinnati. He is SJ Roger R. Smith? fie ha~ JU::.t s uct·ccded Thomas /\ Murphy as the chairman 11f the world'~ largest auto maker, General Motors. Smith, likt: Murphy. t·amc ·up not from the factory floor but from th(' hnanl·c side of tht-husi ness. Neither has e\'er workt"fl for anothcr <'Ompany JOHN WF.l.CH WILL STl::P into tht-toµ JOb at General Electric next April. He'!> youni: 45 and he's that rarit~ in the corporate executive s uite he hnldl> a Ph D cte~rec Fort~e describes Welrh as .. a -.harp elbow:. cxerut1ve - positive. intense. unpatient · · flt· JOtnt•d <~ E 1m mediately upon receiving hi:. dot·torate in cht•mtt ;.i i 1·n~tn1'enng from the University of Illinois in l!IOO Jimmy "Three Sticks .. Hohinson run~ tht· Amenran Express empire, whit•h includes t-'1rc·man s f'unll •fl s urance. lle's railed "Three Stirk~" hc<-au::.e ht· 1~ James Robinson Ill. He comes from a JJrominent Atlant('<'e mber issui• of the Harvard Husiness Review, eonl'lurling that cor- porate managers "have dont· a poor Joh of selling themselves." Finn maintttins that "no ont> can he a leader 1f he or she doesn't permit his or her deepest mstintts as a human being to manifest themselves at work and use those in stincts to capture the public imagination." And he added. for the business community, this warn· ing: "(( business rails to produce s uch people, the publi<: will follow other leadt'rs wh11 rnmm<.1nd its uttention and inspire its loyalty ·· SI ork• I" Tier ,.,,., "•"' "''' Up ll 1 uo ., • Up 17 } uo 10. Up 10 I Up 10 l VP 100 Vp 10 O Up 91 uo • ) Uo '4 Up q I Up 8 ' Up 16 Up IS uo 13 Up I I Pct. Oii .. ) Oii " J Off 101 0 11 •• Oft I I Of! '. Oii I • Off •• Oii •• Off •• Oii •• Oft t t Oii t I Oft • J Ott • 1 011 •O Oii l. on > • NEW VOA" A•, f 1n_.1 Daw Jone' dYQ) ~oc~no•y ,.,, ., Opr" H1Qr lu__. C.lo'* Cr\Q 019 '• 'IJ ii •1>4 I• -II• 0 08 189 0 J•J ., JI~ )/ 118 .u . ) 11 ttJUt14 \ll "/10\11i ' OD~ 111 10 Jlo 1< JM •8 JIO 80 • I 0} WHA f A Ml)( 010 "'EW •,)to Athttn(wd O..Cl11\.f'(1 u"'n."Ot'n Tot•I 1\\1.tt"'\ ,.,.,., h•Qt\\ N#wl~ 1nfl ', ' , I '~ l.IJ • J< .1· , .. , .. ,.1 .800 I 0) 000 c.u 100 ~ ••• 000 ,,, ..... •l·;~l lu/ I~) ,,, I s . 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'" ~ t* 1 iti) NEWSCHECK 10:30 m NEWS Q) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS fI) PRESENTE 11•"'()111~ 'Nightline' catches on ' lntP 11eu~ ... lwt(' a surprise success H.) Pt:TEK J . ROVF:K I.OS A-..1;1-:1.i-:s 1,\1'1 ·.--:1ght lint" · which had ev~·r~ n·:.a~11n ltJ d1ss1p:1tt· into a l'iJncclcd 'l'V odd it ~. hmm t lnst1·ud , I\ UC'~ latt•-ni ght news pro gram hw-, devc·l11p1'<1 1nt11 <i f1rl\t rnt e news show . in some rcgant-; tht· he-;t on tclcv1~1on The -show that began ;.i-. :.a -.pol resprmst· to a ne w\ s tor y the Iran 1-r1s10., has long -.in t i.' out gmwn ib original purpoM· lo l1el·1unt· nctw•irk ll'lev1s ion's last word on thl' d;i~ 's evt'nl <o Anl.I 11 ,., the nnl v daily network nl'W'> -:.how that allows 1t<;1•H the• 11i dulgenct• of rt·lal1 vt·I~ in dcJ,>th rt"µorto., ANCHOR TED KOPPt:I. hCls cm1·q~etJ into one of t he stead11·sl of TV ncw-,mPn. gu u1ing the show wi th mtell1 gcnre and '>l yh., anti. 1t -.hould he noted. a hmitt•d arn<1unt of 1,.1m po-.1t<r "Nightlinc" '>houldn 't h<1 ,.,.. 'oUC'!'l'Cdcrl as 1l has . Wht'n 1t beg an :.t'> the 111 lo !ll1-m1n Ut<' "America Held llo~lagc " 1n :-;c1v•·mhcr '79 , 1l had urge ncy to sustain tl But as th1· ('risil> in I ran drew out into a prolon ged 1irclcal, I\ uc· ~l' .... l\0 little curiosit y w<is forced l1J ~11 <m its own meri ts against NBC's Johnny ('ar:-.on anrl CHS' rather successful batt•h of latc-1111oiht movies It became "N1ghtl11w," :md gradually de veloped a mm1dor umcntC1ry C1tl1tude. focusing on one story in the news for IO minutes or so while de voting the remai nm~ lime to a tin ef newscast and, of course, updalt!~ on the hosla~l' s1tuat1on SOMETHING U NF.XPF.<:TF:D happened "Nightline" ca ught on~ Despite a much-improved. and much-discussed . "Tonight Show" opposite it. "Nlghtline" more tha n held its ·own in the ratings The numbers demonstrated a mark et for a late night ne ws show Last week. "Nightline" expanded from 20 minutes to a full half-hour. This spring , it will ex pand from four ni ghts a week lo fi ve "Nightline." in ils way, has bcc·ome the NBC<kfenm • its early Reagan call LOS ANGELES <AP) -NBC News division President William Small says the network's de- cialon to call Ronald Reaga..!l th~ winner beCor.~ ~..,,,,;&...,~ifiilf-TW\lfS" cTostd n November's presidential elections had no discernible effect on voter turnout. Small. speaking at a news conference on the second day or a three-day NBC-sponsored news 1athering, said independent research for the network determined the early projection, which came shortly alter S p.m. Psr. didn't affect the outcome of the vote. Small said he had "no problem" with the exit poWn1 that wu largely relied upon for the proJec· tioa. He said be had seen no evidence that the vete in the West was affected by the report Rea1an wotald win. "People have a ritht to k.nf>w," he Hld. "If Jot can allow me that we affected the voter ~ tben we would rffOnllder. We don't want to i IUlltJ o1 attectlng an elec:Uon on the air." -'• r. I "M('Nt>il Lehrer Report" or network television When Honald''f\cagan met with Mexico's president .l(lSt' Lopf'z Pci"rlillo last week. the evening network news s howed pictures of Reagan a nd Lopez l't1rl1llo. nffen~d some brief <'Ommenl on Reagan's hope or improving relations with Mexico. and that w;is about it Hut "Nightline" spent time with the story. It t•a lie d upon a Reagan adviser on Mexico to explain that t•ountry's seeming reluct;mce to become a cheap and easy supplier of oil to the United Statei-.. It went live to Mexico City for comments from a Mexican univers ity professor. and e xplored som e or lhP reasons behind the strained U.S.· Mt•xic;m relations under the Carter administra- tion TIU: •'Ol.LOWING EVENING, las t Tuesday, "N1ghlline" planned a minidocumentary on the Mafi a . including an interview with informant Jim· m y "The Weasel'" Fratianno. But the show 's in· spiri n~ fo rce beckoned : Reports new everywhere that evening saying that Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini had act·cpted U.S. proposals for the re· lease of the hostages. "N1~htline" de voted the entire show to the Ira· nian situation. overplaying the prospect of immi· ncnt resolution as much as any other network ne ws operation. Despite the fact that Jody Powell was emphatically restrained on the development, ABC's Rob Dyk told t he "Nightline" audience: "It 1s obvious that something is happening there, an important announcement is on the way." THE J\NNOUNCEMENT never came that night. of course, and ABC News, as the others, backed off once again. But "Nightline " was at least the re. rea dy for the s tory. When Iran promised an eventful news conference at 2:30 a.m . New York time. "Nlghtline" went on the air for West Coast viewers. Even though there was no true breakthrou1h, it was welcome information on a night when thin1s seemed to be breaking. CBS, meanwhile was into its movie, and Car son was about to introduce his next guest. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- The -· Power Behind 'lbe1brone . , r: ,,,. , ; ,, .. 4 , , ,. , , •• .,, •••• rr·· ,, .. -, .... -. .. -· ------~ TUBE TOPPERS KHJ e 6:00 -Lakers Basketball. The La.ken travel to Cleveland for a matchup with the Cavaliers. KTLA e 7 :00 "Haml e t ." Laurence Olivier won the Oscar for his portrayal or the Danish prince in Shakespeare's greatest tragedy in this 1948 movie with Jean Simmons. CBS99:00 "A Matter or Life and Death." Linda Lavin and Salome Jens star in this TV drama about treatment of the terminally ill (photo below). I!) SHOCK OF THE NEW r11. Mec"8n•C81 Para O•~e Rober! Huone~ Ira. 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Br11t Ekl1nd A wealthV boll· n1Mm1n 1 p111no11c leers le•O 111m 10 commll mu•· d11 (RI 1:00 G DOH LANE GoHll Ed and lOHa1ntt Werren m YOU BIT YOUR LIFE BuOOy Hackett plays 111" oame With fl•menco Oanc· e•1. a uaeo ca• sa1esma11 and a OIYorce courl iuooe (I) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS 1:251 NEWS 1:30 MOVIE • • • toge Ot Di.om I t9501 Oana AnOrews r ~· 1ey 01arigt11 A young man struggles ag111ns1 Mx.1111y 1n" cl1urcn anll h1~ own 1nne1 COnlltCls Q) YOU BET YOUR LIFE Bu.,Oy liack11ll m .. el~ 1 nog caller a bef1mdo &mt '' ~omtm whu gt'-lt1!. t11m , sp11~t1 age 'c1tn11 (I) MOVIE • • • t 1~oon 1 •'i!\61 F< .. , Mtlld rtd (..l.-ucJe A;e1ns A stup ~ t dptain '~ t11rHd f , 1&<..1.w f• 1;0miln -, h\I\ oano T1 r1•:" f_omr~1 ,,.. ... t captor, 145 0 NEWS 200 0 NEWS 0 MOVIE • * C,trt1 U•• J.tr " 11966f hjhf•I Mllf~ K.,nrH1fl '1111l11Hn\ rnf-r.to"''' 'M" / na!:. -1r_tv'3-"' ,, .. s r1t,r,.,,,: ,,.._.. M t,J. 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H,u t Jt d ;:1 1Hnel riv JOl"ttl ) H1H<.J ,.\ li\{),tllnv 0.,(1<.1aMtt 1 • 1nc.,.1 r1 11•0Mr l\Jt, fO, an •"tlt•rl.1·• ,_., ...,h, l.lll• Hu •• It .,il•I/ f Cjty• fl·ll m • • ti--.s ~ SO•JiJdr," , I '•t 11 t ''" Ht lll·t r-.rrn ''"j''J'' r.11 .~1'1', A Na11 I ••'' f ,, ,. r, ' N f11 A l.l'j ·'i !;· '' ~ .... •) l1tllant ... , '' : , •' An 1 ror;1r 1; ; '•, 3 00 10 •• * ~, ' .. ';t 't t• '' ..... ~, s ,,, ,. I P ,1q :,, ' °' I -~I. f, I' ~ dqtlf't" '~•' t • ••of l~ I 10 f.11 t• r. 1,., l'•~· '· .. •• 11: ... 1:, • 1 I •'1 ! •t • A ~ f fl 1n•~ ,,, .. , . JJOO•• t;., ,,.,1,.1,.., f Ir • ! I~·._, by Armstrong & Batluk LE1'S (;)OVER l HE. .::<LJL-1::'5.' l Fred to stay at NBC helm Grave maf fer Linda Lavin stars as a nurse whose uncon- ventional treatment of terminally ill patients gets her in trouble with a doctor (Peter Donat) in the new TV movie "A Matter of Life and Death" tonight at 9 on CBS. Channel 2. ·-------- Merv salutes Harrison Tonight's Merv Griffin Show on K'ITV. Chan- nel 11. at 9 p.m. will be a full -program 90·minute salute to Rex Harrison and the new "My Fair Lady" on stage at the Pantages Theater. Highlight of this evening's tribute will be a half.hour interview with Harrison, followed by conversaUon and performances by other leading members of the company including Cheryl Ken· nedy, young British musical comedy sta_r who is making her American debut as Eliza Doohttle. i.os ,\~GEL t-:s 1,\J>1 :-o;nc. which unveiled its upcomi~ sen t·"o "' N th(• w1·c ki;nd, plani; to r~· lain 1ts president. Fred Sllvt·rman. although his two seasons with thl' nc·twork have so fa r been lt>ss than spectacular :'I/BC has "no intention of AClling nd or Fred Sil\'erman ... said Hobert Mulholland. president of NRC's NBC·T\' d1v1s1on. lie also said that the net work has finally pushed 1ls way into second plare in the three.way ratinRi-rC1ce. although the other rom merC'1al n<'lwork!, d1:0.pute the claim. NBC f:NTERTAINMENT President Brandon Tartikoff. Silverma!1's Jl.ycar·old protege, who took control of NBC programming last season. said NBC will premiere seven of its 1980-81 series in J anuary, including restructured versions of "Buck Rogers." "8 .J and the Bear " and "Lobo." He said the network places great stock in the new "Hill Blues" police series. to debut Jan. 15. and a "Walkine Tall " series starring Bo Svenson. Another big N RC hope 1s the multi-part "The Gangster Chronicles " Tartikoff said the show would not ~lorif) n olence. but wo uld explore a phenomenon organized cri me that is part of our culture. AS FOR REMi\K•:S OF old TV shows such as a new "Maverick.·· with J a mes Garne r reprising the starring role. and "The Brady Gi rls Get Mar· ried." Tartikoff quipped "'I'm onl y J I years old so I never saw the m the fi rst time." Other upcoming s hows include · ·'The Angie Di ckinson Show." with Miss Dickinson as a d ivorced woman: "The Stockers." a pilot starring Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw a nd country singer Mel Tillis as stock car drivers : "Nero Wolle." ..,Ith William Conrad as the noted detective. and the "Project Peacock" prime time children's series that kicks off Feb. 8 with "The Big Stuffed Dog ," featuring Snoopy Tartikoff restated a pledge that NBC would de· emphasize its past erratic scheduling and quick cancellation practices and concentrate on building bread-and·butter weekly series. "~ .. -!:--- .~ .. .!~~~1-1 and W141 Dt1119Y ProducilOM All R!Qhlt ~ • ...... 0: NOW PLAYING 1 lllllil Cllll YllR HIMITDWN UILY PAPIR 1 1 1 1 1 • , \ 1 1 f\ r 1 , 1 ,, 1 1 , , 1 111 ' O H ANGf ( OUNI Y (Al IJ OHNIA 2~ CENTS • • cr1s1s Laguna board tackles ·school th !'\'Tt.\ t . RUTt'Ht.l.l. 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FRESH FROZEN ORANGES IN ROCKLEDGE, F~,AJrt. ~~ Sub-freezing weather put• crop• In peril Florida freezing; citrus endangered MIAMI (r\Pl The hardest freeze to hit parts of Florida since about the turn of the cen· tury damaged citrus and vegeta· ble crop~ today and forced power companic·s to rotate brief blackouts from Miami to the Georgia borde r Tallahassee, with 8 rlegrees. was the colrlest of cilies report- ing r ecord lows . The previous January low for the rapital was 11 de~rees in 1971. Other cities reporting new lows were Jacksonville , where a morning reading of 14 bettered a 95-year-old January record by one degree, and Tampa. which broke a record set In 1905 with 22 degrees. Even Key West managed to tie the record low of 41 set Jan. 12, 1886. Miami was at the freezing mark. 32 degrees. the coldest Jan. 13 on rel'ord. Florida P.owc r & Light spokesman Dave Wolverton said . the demand for electr icity of 10.5 million kilowatts this morning broke the record ror the second day in a row and forced rotating blackouts in all cilies served by Encounter • expensive the utility from Miami to the Florida-Georgia border. "Due to the record cold we're meeting an extremely heavy de- mand for e l ectricity," Wolverton said. ''As a result, it's been necessary for us this mom· ing already to rotate power out- ages 20 lo 30 minutes at a time." The Florida citrus belt in cen· tral Florida was hit with tern· peratures ranging from 20 to 26 degrees, forcing many growers to take preventive action. ··we've had tem peratures cold enough to probably cause some d a mage," said llon lt~armer, gene ral manager· of Florida (Related photos Al, AIO) DROUGHT HINDERS MISSISSIPPI RIVER -A4 Citrus Mutual. ·'Those who had heating equipment were using that equipment." The citrus growers also were using irrigation systems and wind machines in an effort to prevent damage. "But it takes two lo three weeks for an orange to show that it's really been hurt," Farmer s aid. "Any damage we expect to have will be in juice·yield loss. Whe n you get ice, you start los· ing juice." And in the nation's winter v e getable garden near A 39·year ·old Irvine Homestead , south of Miami, woman learned sadly Mon-some early damage reporta in· day that close encounters in dlcated some losses as heavy as Laguna Beach saloons those suffered in the last hard aren't always of the best freeze In 1977. kind. •· "It's a disaster," said Betty She reported to Irvine Tilson, wife of bean farmer Ed police that a man s he met at Tilson. "Our n.elds aren't frost· ii.--.._-w ... ._eeilltfoed~e11-tn-a----40, -1.hey're tee4 ever_ M, La1una watering spot Sun-husband said every bean field day. Later, they parted al we've got is just black, and the her Irvine home about 3 • <See FLORIDA, Pa1e AJ) a .m . Monday. Still later, she lold in· ve1ti1aton1, she discovered ml11in1 from her bedroom dresaerwere: · -AIS,OOObracelet. -A $4 ,000 Lady Hamilton watch. -Another $2,000 wrist bauble. Sbe told offlcen she tried to readl ber 1enUeman ac· qualatmce at tbe telephone aumber be 1ave her. He wun'ttbere. '81 forecast set by Laguna's mayor Mayor Wayne Bailin of Laguna Beac.b will present a cl· ty forecast for 1911,at a breall:faat meetln1 ot tbe Chamber or Commerce W..tMa· day at I a .m . at the 'Hotel La1una. RtHl'Vatklm may be made by ca1Un1 the chamber at 4"·1011. Ttcketa.areS4. It's been downhill ever since. Declining student enrollment in recent years has seen the pupil population shrink from 3, 184 In 1976 to 2, 772 students this year. . · How many students attend in the district affects the amount of state money allocated to the schools. And the equalizing effects of the Serrano-Priest 1tate Supreme Court decision bu also contributed to cuts of more tbu $1 million in the district budget over the put three years. The money squeeae haa result· ed in conflict between teachers and administrators over salaries, with the district a,gain offering only 4.5 percent in· creases this year, tied to an 8 percent hike next year -if state money allocations remain the same. Teachers want II percent this year and a bike next year lied to the Consumer Price Index. All this led to Thursday's study session, in which the board intends to outline possible solutions to the district ·s finan· cial squeeze. One potential solution, to be explored Thurs day, is the closure of one of the district~s five' campuses. Savings realized by such a closure will be explored by the (See SCllOOl.S, Page 1\2) Clinic 'not raided' Mexican dQctor explains police actioll By JODI CADENHEAD OI t• Delly "._. st.tt A Mexican doctor confirmed police reports today that the arrest or a Laguna Hills pboto- gr a pher and two owners or a cancer clinic was not connected director 'for lhe Cydel Clm1c, told the Daily Pilot that Miguel and Guillermo del Rio, owners of the Tijuana clinic, were re- leased unharmed following their arrest by Mexican police Saturday afternoon. lures of the clinic. was re- leased following seizure of his film and a body sear ch by police. "I was m m v offic-c at Uu· tim('," said Dr · Soto an an in tcr v 1 ~w fro m th <' Ti Juun11 C'linic· "It was nothing l'O nct•fll ing the c-lin1~· 11r Laetrile ·• • with the Laetrile treatment center. Kelly 'Thompson, hired. by a Laguna Hills·based lour group, Health on Wheels, lo lake pie- Mexican police armed with machine guns and sawed orr shot guns reportedly burst into the clinic's plush courtyard as 37 startled Americans touring the facility looked on Dr Soto ~ail! that ht• w:1 -> told h.\ polte<' that the· <l•~I H111 brothers· urn·sl had s11mvth1111! to do wllh :i rtlhlH'r y Tl"· ·' Dr Mario Soto, medical I St•(· C'AN(' 1-: R , Pa gt• i\2 > Hostages' release postponed? Wat ... rgi1t.~· quiz · Any wrongdoing denied by Haig By Tbe Associated Press A top Iranian negotiator said· today "it seems-that the date or the release of the hostages is ap- proaching,'' but that final agree- ment has not been reached and release of the S2 Americans may be postponed, the official Ira- nian news agency reported. Iran 's Parliament , meanwhile, put off debate on two bills aimed at helpin& re- solve the hostage crisis but a parliamentary spok•mu-uid there was no indication of op· position to the measures. Pars quoted Ahmed Adli, an official in the prime minister's office involved in ne1otiatiom to egd the H.-montb crisis~ U-di.s· cussing the latest negotiations bet ween the United States and I ran through Algerian in- termediaries as well as ·~cumon that the hostages may be freed by Friday." "In view of the fact that the United Stales' commitment bas been accepted by the Algerian government covering the return or all Iranian assets and necessary measures for return- ing the assets or the deposed shah and bis relatives . . . it seems that the date or the re· lease of the hostages is ap· proachini." Azizi told Pars. But Pars quoted him as saying that "because no official agree· menl has taken place so far and the definite answer of Iran has not been handed over to the Algerian government, while the report concerning the release or the hostages next Friday is de· nied. it should be noted that the failure to reach agreement on some or the conditions may virtually cause a postponement of the release." Aziz! earlier told Tehran radio that, ··No final agreement has yet been reached'' on a date for releasing the Americans. But he added, "Obviously, discussions are being conducted in a positive framework." _, .. O.lly ........... """' TOP LAGUNA CITIZEN tt.rry L•wrenc• Lagu(J!Pl gets top 'Citizen of the Year' Harry Lawrence, who has been active in Lacuna Beach civic and cultural oreanilations for more than three decades, has been named "Citiaen of the Year" by the Patriots' Day Parade Association. Lawrence will be honored in the annual Patriots' Day Parade Feb. 21. He is a former recipient or the Laguna Beach Exchange Club's "Book of Golden Deeds" award as an outstanding citizen, and the local Rotary Club's Paul Harris Fellowship for conlribu· lions to that organization. Lawrence has served as presi- dent of the Laguna Moulton Playhouse, the Chamber or Commerce and the Rotary Club. H e is a founder or the Beautification Committee of the chamber, a former director of the Festival or the Arts, a co· founder of the Laguna Beach Opera Association, a director or the Main Beach Park Commit- tee which established that park, and a former vice president or the Laguna Beach Museum of Art. San Juan resident Kenya bomb victil!l I WASHINGTON !AP> Alex- ander M. Haig sa id today the Watergate scandal that doomed the Nixon presidency w a~ hoth "illegal and stupid." but denied a ny wrongdoin g durln~ his White House service. In the first heated exchange in four days or hearings before the Senate Foreign Relalions Com· mittee on his nomination to be secretary or state in the Reagan administration, Haig said: "I never willingly or con- s cious I y or un conscinu s l y participated in an act I con· sldered immoral or, above all, illegal. I didn't do it then and I haven't done it in 37 years of military servtce·,-suvtce-To t country." Haig, who was White House chief or starr in the final months of Richard M. Nixon's presiden- cy, looked directly at Sen. Paul S. Sarbanes, D·Md.. who had questioned him extensively on his White House role. "And I am somewhat s ur- prised at your persis tence on this," Haig said. Sarbanes asked Haig re · peatedly whether he considered Watergate wrong. The senator said he was concerned more about Haig's attitude toward Nixon's "abuses" than about whether Haig was directly in- volved. Other senators joined in ask - ing that question. and finally Haig replied, "It was both il- legal and stupid. And I think if President Nixon were he re. he would say it was s tupid." Said Haig : "Mistakes were made. No one is dis counting the fact that they were made. I didn't make them. I wasn't there when they were made. I hap· pened lo inherit the situation of the consequences of those mis- takes ... " The Watergate issue was the OC planners delay park rezoning bid No decisions will be tnaae un- til at least March 2 by the Orange County PlaMing Com· mission on a request to rezone the Treasure Island Trailer ·Park in South Laguna for a bigh-NAJROBI, Kenya (AP) -Peggy A. Bartell of rise condominium structure. Ar• W•r•pM•o 'ILLEGAL, STUPID' Haig on Watergate ht~hlif!hl of lla1~·s appC'aran1·1• toda v hl'fort• the c·o m m1ltf'1• "hOSl' H<•puhlaC'an mt:mh1·r~ hope lo l'lt•ar ht:-. 1111m1natwn Wednesday for Sl·nall' acti1111 llaig told the M mm1llN~ carlif'r he oppost>tl troop rl'dud1ons in South Kon·:i at this tim<•. and tn da r he "as askt'd why :, f think thl' n'l<IJOr Impact Wl' would ha,·c· Lo enns1dcr would he the impa<'I on .J apan, which 1n stratci:tk Lt•rms has look1•cl on South Korea as a dagf!l'r pointed . at the ht•urt of Tokyu," llalg said "In unfriendly hands or l'V<'ll in disputed hands 1t would he very unsettling to Tokyo ft would have a comparahlc 1m 11acl throughout the area Or:n:'4~ ~~asl \leather Fair tonight with in cr ea sing high cloudiness Wednesday. Lows tonight 45 at beaches to 55 inland Highs Wednesday 64 along s:;g~~~istrano was identified today aa the The commissioners, with s t•n kill~ New_.YeaU..EYe_jn_ a ter·----a1reecnem .fmm-t.aaats ef.-the - . rorist bOmb blast here. · trailer park and the proposed lht;_C,2&St to 72 il]lan<l._ ___ ......, __ --t The identification was confirmed by U.S. Em· developen of 800 units, decided bassy spokesmen. Identity of the San Juan Monday to continue the con- Capiatrano woman was made throulh dental rec· trovenlal luue unUI March. orda Noaddltlonaldetailawerereleued That leqtby delay will ctve · · bl 1 .11.. the • parll: tenanta, the de· Additional identification wu unavaila e oc....., velopera beaded by Bernard in Orange County at presa time. Sy fan of La1una Beach and A total of 15 people were kllled in the Nairobi county p&annen Ume to study bomblnl. tbe seultive l11ue, 11ld one Earlier, the emba11y reported the death of Ken· county aftlclal. neth Moyer, a U .S. citizen whoH hometown wu not . Howner, • •troftl eonttnaent given. . of tr.U.. pan re1W.ta tUl'Md Some 85 penona were lnjUNd in tbe blut which out at tbt afternocm mtttlq ID wrecked tbe dlnlq room ot tbt blltoric MOrfolk Saata Ana to protelt UM ...... Hotel. Kenyan police blamed tbe bomblDI oa a =.r ~ •:' fw UM J: known Ara& i.rorllt, but no *7olilt oqamuuan llaare .,,.,1 .. or~ .. has claimed rwponalbWty for tbe attack. ' project t.O 1mall•r ttrue· -• · turee. -· J 11'81DE TODA~ Cowbol/•. wine and i"geona make up lmM of t~ "nu' from Wo.shlngton tM•~ do11• Su afm'Wt, Page Al. l•tlex 0.11, ,. .... ,....,.. ,, ,.., ..... 0'0-11 32 YEARS OF SEPARATION ENDED IN NEWPORT BEACH MONDAY M.,•h• HHHll and Linda Lyle meet dad, Robert Morrie • Lost 'branch' found Coast iromen locate dad after 32 years lt took only two phone talb fur Lin da Lyle to find her t.l ad After being separ ated for 32 yea~s . the Newport Bea c h woman and her sis ter , Marsha. of El Toro thought that the) would never see their father again . "00 YOU HAVE ANY idea how manv Morriscs a re in the phone book?" askl•cl Ma rsha ... A lot. .. t .u<:ki ly. their father had had a son and named him Robert Morris . Their fatht·r was only a phone call , 3,000 miles and :12 yt~ars awa.v. THE GIRLS Wt-:RE -t and 6 years old whe n they last saw Robert Morris. They were ii ving with him and h!s second wife Bettv in Florida when their mom came to pick them up for a shop ping trip a nd took th em back with her to Cleveland. .. Iii. I'm Linda Morris Are you Ho he rt Morris .·· asked his long·lost daughkr. Over the years. the me mories of t he ir days with their fa ther and step m other faded as they mond on to California and began raising their own fami lies . Their mother's death five years ago started them thinking onte again of their early c hildhood days. "I THOUGHT IT WAS just some kind of a jokl',". said Robert Morris. of hi s first C'on n•rsation with his daughter last Wl'l'k. Morris told his d a ug hters that he ha cl almost given up a ll hope of ever see- ing thl'm again after several atte mpts to loc;it<.· lhcm f;.\ilcd . THf:N THEIR daughtl'rs. Tracie and Allison. each tame home with assignments to research their fami· ly tree. "I llAD A BROK EN HEART for 32 \'L'<HS." said Morris in an interview at his daughter's Newport Beach home. .. Every lime we'd try to research the family tree, ther e was always one branch mhsing," explained Linda. "We decided it wasn 'l going to be that way a nymore." llohert Morris and his wife will be visiting tht· Orange Coast area for a week. During that time t hey have a lot to cakh up on. I .inda has two new brothers and her dad has two daughte rs. two sons -in-law and five granckhlldren to gel to know. Although othe r a tte mpts to find their dad had bel'n unsuccessful. the two s is- ter s were determine d not to give up. "We've pretty much decided to start from today rathe r tha n rehashing the past,·· said I .ind<1 . -Hu Jodi Cadenhead Frortt Pagr ,1 I Sinatra, Streisand ' ANCER ... clinic is own e d b y e ig ht brothers who arc also affiliated with Cy lo Ph a rma Laboratories, world's largest lead Grammy list producer of Laetrile. LOS AN<: 1-;1.ES c AP) In a statement lo reporte rs. Frank Sinatra. Barbra Streisand Ricardo Gilbert Herrer a , chief ancl ncwr omt'r Chris tophe r of Baja State Judicial Police in Cross l<'<i the way as the Na Tijuana. s aid that the arrests tional Academy ·of Recordin!l or the del Rio brothers and Arts and Sciences announced a seven others was the result of fa irly mi1ldle of-the·road list of t h e investigat ion of a c ar major l.rammy nominees today stealing ring. where autos were Sinatra ·s ·'Trilogy . Pas t , stolen in the United States and Present & l''uturc" won album of sold south of the borde r. thl' year and best album votes. . Apparently Thompson was an with the single. "Theme from innocent bystande r··who· ·hap-··· 'New· York: Nl!w ·York: :1·1talher-· · pene~ to be taking pictures. at m g record of the year. song of the lime .o~ the raid. accordmg the year, best male pop vocal to authonhes. and best arrangement accompa· Police identified three men nymg vocalist nominations arrested in connection with the . . . . . . . . . . . . , car theft ring including Aurelio Miss Streisand s G u11l y, Rogas Dominguez, 28: Gilbert P,roduced by Bee Ge~ Rarry Mayen T eraz. 23. and Jesus C,1bb and fello~ Hee <.ee pro· Domingo Duron Elias , 20 Also d~cers Albhy f,aluten. and Karl arrested w e r e the Cyd e l Richardson. was nommated ~or brothers, two clinic employees ~l bum of. the Y~.ar.'. and •.ts and an unidentified woman. Wo~an m Love single was "I asked the state police for nom m ated for record or the a pass for safety for m y pa· year , song of the year and best lients," said Dr. Solo. fe male pop vocal performance. The doctor added that he re· Miss Streisand's due t with ceived assurances from t he Barry Gibb, "Guilty," also was police that none or the patients nominated for best pop vocal und e rgoing therapy at the performance by a duo or group. clinic would be harmed. Christopher Cross, a previous·- Although the doctor said he ly unknown Texan whose debut has not seen the del Rio a lbum, "Christopher Cross," brothers since their arrest, he has spawned several hit songs, said he knows that they were earn.ed nominations for album of released unharmed. the year, best m ale pop vocal "The c linic i s operating performance a nd be st normal," said the doctor. add· engineered recording. ing that four new patients His dreamy single, "Sailing'" were admitted Sunday. was nominated for record of the · The clinic is <fne ·or · five year, song of the year and best facilities in Tijuana offer ing arrangement accompanying a alternative cancer therapy vocalist. and Cross himself was SINAT<lA STltEISANO nominated as best new artist Other nomin ees in major l' a l e gories inc I ud e d : Rette Midler. whose "The Rose" earned rel·ord of the year, song of the year and best female pop vocal performance nominations ; Kenny Hogers. whose "Lady'' rel·eived nominations for record or the year. song of the year. b-e s t m a I e p o p v o c a I performance and with Kim Carnes on "'Don"t "·all in Love with a Dreamer " best pop vocal performance by a duo or group. Billy Joel. who has won four Grammys the last two years including last year's prestigious album of the year award was nominated for album of the year and b est rock vocal p e rfo rm ance for "Glass !louses," and Joel's long-lime producer Phil Ramone was nominated as producer of the year. The only rock ensemble to be represented in a major-category was Pink Floyd, whose "The Wall" was nominated as album of the year, best vocal rock pe rformance and best engineered recording. Newport Bay ge s pQllution By aJCHAaD GaEEN °' .. Deify ....... .-. PolJuted waler rrom La1una Hills Sanitation Inc. once a1ain is Uleeally nowine into Newport Bay. water quality authority Darrell Smith charged today. The waste water, a byproduct of the sewage·tre atment proc- ~~s. be~n spilling into San Diego Creek last week when a pipeline broke. That pipeline has been carrying the stuff into the Pacific Ocean off South Laguna. Laguna Hills Sanitation, Inc., began using the pipeline Dec. 16 afte r water quality officials complained throughout 1980 that murky water from the sewage plant was getting into the creek, ....wJUch.leads in~o Newport li~y Water quality officials say that sewage treated in a two· step p.r<><;ess can legally be piped directly into the ocean but usual· ly isn't allowed to be dumped in · to the bay. which is more sensitive to pollution. Sm ith. super vising engineer for the Santa Ana Regiona l Water Quality Control Board. said the sanitation comµany's wastewater flowed into the bay throughout 1980 in violation or the federal Clean Water Act. The state Attorney General's office is now· considering filing a civil suit against the company for violating the Clean Waler Ac t, according to Smith. Laguna Hills Sanitation Inc could be fined a maximum of $6,000 for every day it dumped · was t e water into San Diego Creek, according to Deputy At torne y Ge n e ral Emil Stipa novich. He s aid he Is postponing the filin~ of a lawsuit pending negotiations with the sewage-treatml'nt company The waste water that is now be ing dumped into the creek and that was dumped throughout 1980 contains biological waste matte r and s u s p e nded o r ganis ms. water quality om c1als say. It has the effect of adding to the exis ting bacterial con laminat ion in the bay and t re<it ing overgrowths of algae But the pollutton problem isn't a health hazard, s ince Newport Bay is already closed to swim mers and s hellfish gathering Terry Witthoft. vice president of Laguna Hills Sanitation. Inc . labe ls the dumping of waste water into San Diego Creek as only a "technical" violation or the Clean Water Act. lie said his com pany has acted responsibly and tried to modify and expand its facilities to deal with a problem created by too much sewage and only a limited ability to reclaim it The company handles sewage from 47,000 people in El Toro. Laguna Hills and a portion of Mission Viejo. f 'f'Ollt Pagr A I FLORIDA ... tomato fields ne xt to us are too.·· Mrs. Tilson said they used four helicopters to keep the frigid air circulating and 13 giant s prinkle r s t o k eep a blanket of warm ground.water on the fields, trying to save their 160 acres or beans. valued at $240,000. "This is as bad as ·77." s aid farm mechanic Jimmy Justice. "I l'an't reme mber a winte r like this before, when it just stayed cold alt the time. I don't think anybody can." ieo ears damaged Trucker loses job over nail spill Things haven't been going too well for Marvin D. Kelley or Covina, the trucker who spilled a load or wide-headed, inch-long roofing nails on the San Diego Freeway in Irvine over the weekend. HE'S BEEN FIRED from his job with the Wallace Transport Co. of El Monte, the company responsible for fix · ing the tires and windshields of about 200 cars damaged by the nails, California Highway PatrolOrficerGary Keller said today. "He just didn't tie down his load properly and a strap i.:ave way while he was drivin[te>nthefreeway," Ketter said. "I DON'T WANT TO hear any more about it," com· me nted Kelley before abruptly ending a telephone con· versation with a reporter today . Officer Ke lle r said some of the people whose cars were damaged are pretty mad at the trucker. ·'We've had about 135 people who've already come down to our office to file complaints and we 're expecting to have another 65," Keller said "The majority or people have been mad and upset. "Some said t~ey w<int to 'get' the truck driver. They are pretty radical about the wholethang " KELLER SAID EMOTIONS have been further stirred by initial confusmn river the legal owner of the truck. ··we thought at firs t that a comp1.ny up m Merced owned t he truck hut we l<iter found out there was nr> s uch company," Keller said ,. "PF.OPl.t: Wt:Rt; CAU .l!loiG the Merred Chamber of Commerce and the fX'I we UJ, th•!r•· v, rmrJ r1 ut where the com· pany went " Acconhng to K1·ll•·r . pt:r,r1I•· whos1! vehicles were damaged by the nails '>hr1uld k•!tJ, rer·e1pts or tire repairs and should also kee11 all ev1<fonre indudmg the nails. They then shoulrl I!.'' tr1 th1: Cll P offi ce. 2031 E. Santa Clara. Santti An<i . <inrl ftll 11ul <i cr1mplaint form which will be handed over lo the lru1·k r·r1mpany's insurance ea rner. f 'roM Pagr A I SCHOOLS CRISIS. • • panel. as well <is the prohlems resullmg from shutting llown one !.chool Board members will also look al three µropert1es owned hy the cl1 s t rict that might be sold, leased for a long p<'rtod. or used Police chase 'false tips' ROME tAI» Italian p01ire c hasi ng aµparent l y fal se telephone tips searched for the t orµsc of a kidnapped Judge to· day whale the official's family <in d friends begged his Red Hri~ades terrorist captors to postpone his '"execut ion · · Ant1 ·tcrronst police said they found a dramati c mess age purportedly written hy kid· n apped Judge c:wvann1 d 'Urso asking the edit or of the Sol"ialist Party nC'wspa 1H·r "If I am killed. emhra<'c m y wife for mC' in other ways to make money. The district's biggest land as· .. · set outside of the schools is\ a n ll ·acre parcel o n Alta • Laguna Boulevard in the Top of the World neighborhood. The parcel, purchased by the district 10 years ago for $173,000, would command a handsome prict• today. with much of the property overlooking the Aliso Viejo property down Laguna's batkside. The distnl't also owns a s mall park site next lo the Top of the World Elementary School. a nd a house on St. Ann's Drive that formerly served a s the high S('hool's continuation school. School Superintendent Robert Sanchis emphasized that no final d ecisions rega rding s ale of property or closure of a campus will be made at Thursday's study session .. Th e s tud y sessio n 1s sc·heduled to review prelimmary dat<.1 regarding enrollment and fiscal trends to determine H further and more formal re· :-t•a rch 1:-nel'essary" regardmg tht' atu·rnat1ves. Sanch1s said . 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NOL. 74, NO. 11 .j ' ten for a motion picture or television special, also yielded up a song or the year nomination for its title single and a best new artist nomination for Irene -Cara, who was also nominated for best female pop vocal performance. Other best new artist nominees were: Robbie Dupree, Amy Holland and the Pre· tend en,• new-wave rock band, Even ln rock cateaorta the nomin•Uona for the m01t part were fairly CODHrVatlve, wttb few new facH amon1 tbe nomlnee1. rings in 14 karat yellow gold. A . $975 . B. $525. C. $.110. SLAVIC K'S Flrw Jtwtt.n Since 191? Paahlon l1t.nd. Newport Center, NewpOrt Beach, 71•/6"-1380 Wt .. mlnttor I ugune tlllt I M"'6on VMjo { Nmh-Or°"'° I T1w City to. Comtos • lrN Ml• Allo Cl'ftMr Loe Anpln /San °"So I LH Vtps Uw -ef Sle<flR'• .-.. Moll, ........... or A11WtW111 a.,..... YISA, .._, Cllollp . ,Mnrtlln FiM fftUtlm G11IW I •• -~ ....... JAN.13, 1•1 BUSINESS STOCKS TELEVISION MOVIES L/SC 84 85 86 87 -. ' -----~ I Why isn't this man happy? His audiences are. See Page 81 a 0 Kenney now helieves--in himself Forn1Pr San l1emente star battles for Chiefs' QB job •> aoc.t;a < A••-"O"-°' """ .,,., .. ,., ... ,, .... was cut before the 1978 campaign began. , Whrn Hill Kt·nnt'\ !thi.ttcrt.'tl l tw :MAJ .) ard b.itrrter in I )t,1•em ber h tit 1 ... u tht' Kan!t •!t l'•t) ('h1di. 11. , 1rt11 1) 11vt'1 li;all 1mol"\• ht· pruv1dtd u11r ul lht< grl"itl \fl\ 1a qut':.llur" uf tht' \ t-.11 f11r "11tt1on11I t-°Outbiall l~aKUt' burfo, o ( 2 ~ f or 316 y ards and three touc hdowns, his 23 yud and 75, yard TD IHH•!>Cb to Henry Mar11h111ll in the second h1Alf the ktys to a 38·28 come -from· l'whind victory t-:very quartnbaek who ever lived ha ~ poi.ses:.ed that common de- nominator belief in oneself "I came here I Greeley I to gel a job, but really ther e was more interest in m e than I figured," says the 6·4, 212· pound 25-year -old Kansas q ty beckoned, but the backup role to Steve Fuller became the big put· down_ Canada, it was one of Kenney's lowest mo menL'I. Un'4'.anled by Miami, unwanted by Washington and unwa nted for 25 straight games al Kansas City, Kenney found himself playing No. 2 to J'fo. 2 as ~l~ments filled lhe void created by an &nJury to Fuller. · Thl' QUl' llOf'I Who t'> hill KcOJll'}" fht· ciru>~l'r Tht quartcrb;u k who "•ll'hct.I from lh t: \ldt'l&Ot:!t fu1 an a:. tound1n~ ~ :.lrdtj!hl Kamc!t bt:fvre g.-t tm~ ht:. \'hant·r nut t akan~ a '>111Klt' ... naµ frum lht· «t-11kr 1n nt.'arly twfl full :'\l fo'I. !tt'JSOn!t But Ke nnl'y . a product of San < 'lt'me nte IUgb wi th stops at Anzona State Uni vers1ty. Saddleback College. and Northern Ar izona University, and dropped like a hot potato at Miami and Wcishingtun m the N fo'I., admits he was having some doubts U there is a than line between starting and not starting, it's not evident with day-to-day experiences. For 29 straight gam es Kenney pro- vided no more than a wall nower in the dressing room. Only once did a reporter so much as address him, and on that oc· casion, when he was passed over as Fuller's replacement in favor of former Notre Dame star Tom Clements out or "I was really disappointed," recalls Kenney. "I wondered if I would ever play .. Kenney wets sought out afterward for a.n interview. but the timing wasn't n_gh~ About the only positive thing m his life was his wife, Sandi. And "hen h1· g11t thcil 1·han1·c. h1• re!tµunded with a :H 6!1 2 µerformance in the Ctuefs' lcist thrct• 1::amei.. capped hy !tomettung ebt' u~a1m.t 811lt1mure · · 1 thought m y day would n ever <·omt'." s ays Kenney by telephone from his Greeley. Colo residence. lie was with Miami for 3~ weeks bt'rore a trade to Washington, where he Kenney's existence in the NFL was about as irrelevant as the honors once bestowed nn him by Paul Salata and his lrrPlevent Week festivities, an annual BILL KENNEY In the sca!ton finalt' hl' nimplelcd 17 <Stt KENNEY, Page 82) Pastorini has litt.Je time left SAN DIEGO 1Al'1 Oakland Raiders boss Al Uuv1s. dis enchanted with Dan Pastorini, is trying ha rd lo unload his hard- luck quarterback. according to a source close to the team A Wc!tl Coast nationa l television network c:ommenlalor s a i d Davis has told him Pastorini is ··gone It's just a matter of where ." The <:om men tator, who 1s r l ose to the Raiders. said Davis wus trying lo get the best deal for Pastorini, THE RAIDERS arc in position to deal Pastorini because of the comeback of quarterback Jim Plunkett, who passed for two touchdowns and ran for another in Oakland's 34·27 victory over San Diego for the Americlln F ootball Confe r ence <"h a m pionsh1p Sunday Plunkett's performance le d • the Raiders into their third Supe r Bowl. They play Nationa l Co nfer e n ce c h a mp io n Philadclphli! for t he National Football League r hampionsfllp Jan_ 25 in New Orleans A gain s t the <.:h a r ger s. Plunkett completed 14 of 18 passes for 261 yards. lie con· nerted on touchdown Jlass plays covering 65 yards with Raymond Chester a nd 21 yards with Kenny King, and ran fi ve ya rds for another sco r e . Mark va n Eeghen, who rushed for 85 yards, added a three yard TO run and Chris Bahr k1 cke1l field goals of 27 a nd 33 yards W alching from the s idelines was Pastorini. who has had nothing but prohlf!ms since he ing a(·quired hy Oakland THE MAJOR reason fo r Oa vis' displeasu r e w ith the 10-year veteran, who hasn 't played since suffering a broken right leg O<·t 5. 1s Pastonn1's off.the-field escapades, including a run·in with a Houston sport." writer. an auto accident. his pos ing nude in a national ma~azine, a police report that drugs were found in his car and his alleged possession of a bottle or liquor on a Ra iders' charter flight against team policy. Pastorini was acquired from Houston before the 1980 season in exchange for quarterback Ken Stabler. Although Plunkett outperformed him during the preseason. Pastorini was handed the starting job. When Plunkett took over following the injury, the Raiders were 2·3. Plunkett guided the team to nine victories in their remaining 11 regular·season sames and to playoff victories over Houston and Cleveland before beating San Dieco and putting Oakland into the Super Bowl. Jff UIMIS Gris HONOR. SAN . FRANCISCO (AP) Maurice WUUama, who hit an ll·foot Jumper with one second left to live USC a ... victory over trCLA· on Saturday, has betn named PacUlc 10 Con-fernee PlQer ot the W"k. Wllliama, a M ferward from • ~[::" to~·=·':b:h;i:c,j!: =· tbelr ftnt victory at UCLA'• Pauley PavWon ln more tban a deGacle. OtlMn nomlnatecl for plarer di ....... boeon wen otDter .... "'111••• ... ~ ~ ~-°' OnlOD • ftli'd,. ~i...ot Altmu-.... •• fnA•u 'forward .Jolla ...... .,·-.:~· St,ill shocked Coach humbled by Eagles' • Will I PHILADEU'llfA IA 1'1 "I ~ don't think it's rf'a ll y hit me yet ," Philadelphia Eagles Coach Dirk Vermt!il ~aid Monday "I don't think it Wiii until W<! land in New Orleans a week from today... Vcrml'll told a ('fowded news ronfl're nr<· 1·om ph~hmf•nt from the game as I d11." Vl'rm<!il OIJtt•d .V<'rnl£'1I said ht· wasn't sur, pr1st•d with th<• intensity his learn rfo;played both on defense and offt·nsf' Thf' dcfcn:.l' limited the C'owhoyi. to Hfi yards running <m d st11p1H•1I Tony Dorsett with 41 ~· <ird!. on n rarrics. The of· ft>n!'>c gained 2fi3 yards running, the kt·y to lht• v11·tory -...... Ola no you don 'f .......... Goaltender John Garrett of the Hartford hockey action. Garrett couldn't block them Whalers blocks the attempted shot of St. all, though, as the Blues tripped H..,.Uord Louis' La rry Paley Monday night in NHL 5-2. ' --------------------------------------- It's the Doug Flynn show! Duri1lg o..f.1~season, a guitar replaces hi.s !{love NEW YORK IAP > The trappings a re pcrfN·t 10 ga I Ion h ats al the bar a mechani<•al bull in tht' rorner, and a cozy stage up front So, shove a chaw in your cheek, pull up a stool and gt>t comfortable. <.:od y's Count ry and Western Night Club, nestled in the concrete canyons of Manhattan. presents the singing debut of · Doug Flynn. NOW, IN REAL lire Flynn 1s the Gold Glove second baseman of the New York Mets. But for the ~ots and guitar set . he's s pending his winter sing· mg backup for his friend, Greg Austin, who's ap· pearing at Cody's this week with Loretta Lynn's band, "The Coal Miners." Aww right! ·'Hey, this is a ver y personal thing for tne bel'ause the peop)e I 'm ui> here with are all my friends, people I've grown up with." Flynn said. ·'They're like family.·· llis opening night audience was to include several Met teammates and front office officials but that hardly disturbed Flynn. "Th.is is just like baseball," he said. "You're perrormin~ ... you're an entertainer both ways." THERE IS A warm feelln1 between the ball player and the musicians. He is not treated as an interloper because, !rankly, he isn't one. He's a friend of these musicians, just looking for some off.season run. "l sing for enjoyment." he said. "I play baseball as a profession. I want it to 10 well of course, We've rehears ed and planned out 'the show. It won't be off lhe collar." "I LOVE IT.'' he said. "It's like basketball. I get more satisfaction from an assist than from throwing in two points . I find myself sometimes turning and lis tening to them. They're all pros and they make it easy on a guy like me." Flynn recalled his fi rst New York nightclub appearance a couple of years ago. It was at lhe Lone Star Cafe, another country and western oasis in Manhattan. Tom T. Hall, a country and western legend was entertaining the urban cowboys and a frier.d introduced Flynn. , From the stage, Hall decided to have the second baseman take a bow. "He said, 'Here's Doug Flynn, one or the finest hockey players In New York,"' Did Flynn mind the mistake? "Are you kidding?" he said. "I was standln1 lhere with a Lone Star Beer in one hand and my arm wrapped around Tom T. Hall. That was like bein1 in heaven." Or ridina a mechanical bull. V ERMF.ll.'S EAGLES bt'at the Dallas Cowboys 20· 7 Sunday to win the National Football Conferen<.'C champions hip and advance to Super Howl XV against the Oakland Raider~ Jan. 25 at New Orleans. The Raiders won th e American Football Conference championship with a 34·27 triumph over the San 1>1cgo Chargers. "I'm very apprec1ett1 Vl' and it's a very humbling reeling, · Vermeil said. "I've said this many limes, a nd I me an it football players win games. roacltes don't. I think coaches can lose games . And t he football players won that game ycster· day." VERMEll. SAii> the trounr ing of the favored (;owboys wasn't a finesse gamf' but a physical game. He said there should hl' no doubt in the mind of anvonc who saw the gam<' that his playt·rs deserved the victory "I think they invested enough of their time. their effort a nd their energy into being NFC champions . And I think they've earned the right to li(O to the Super Bowl." Vermeil s aid "There m ay ht> people throughout the rountry who q uestion whether we belong there. the Super Bowl It seems like every time we do something som ewhat s pect acular we're not supposed to do, t hey ran't fi~ure out why we're then • "BUT I KNOW we art> there," Vermeil added. "And I know the Dallas Cowboys know we'r e the re. rm just very g rateful for those guys (the players I t aking me along with them , because I still just can 't picture Dick Vermeil roaching in the Super Bowl ." Vermeil said the Eagles' s uc· cess stems from the people he has working with him. ·' l have some co111ches who have been with me from the first day, and . . . and then other quality people who have joined the staff who have done a super job, and they deserve every bit as much credit as I do. I hope very much that they benefit as muc h in the feeling of BC· "I .... :1.T Mi I told the players the night hcforc, I was m ore cpncerned about my own con- tri hution than I was theirs. There w111s no question they'd play hard ," Verme il said . "When you surround yourself with thl' kmrl of pt•1)ple I have on m y rustt·r m a game s1tua· t111n the.\ 'rt• going tu play hard. They may nut be good enough on paper, hut they played super font ball ·· li e obscrvf'd t hat Wilber t Monf gomery. who rushed for 194 yards two short nf the NFC champ1onsh1 p record on 26 carries. got .u h1g boost frnm his e arl.\, frr !St permit 42 y urd tour hdown run White Sox select OCC player Rcggu• Montgomery. a power- h 1 t ling outfielder with the Or a ngc Coast <.:ollege Pirates. was taken on the fir:>t round of ba~eball's amateur free-agent draft hy the Chicago White Sox today. Two Fullerton College players were also taken on the first round Me l White. a right· handed pitcher, was selected by the San Francisco Giants and Steve Kiefer. a shortstop, was picked by Oakland Montgomery, a 6·2, 215,pound freshman out of f<'re mont High in ·t.os Angeles, was described by Coach Mike Mayne in this ma nner : "He has great power but he's also a good hitter and that's what I like most about him. He's a good player and deserved to be drafted on the first round. "He had a great fall playlna for the Costa Mes a Pirates, hit· lln1 eight home runs and play· ing a1alnsl four·year colle1e teams. He has a super attitude and is ju!lt a areat kid." ·--Mixture-of--fiFe antl·1jpirit· propelled ·-Eagles By WILL GaUISL~ "" ...... C11rr11; S PHILADELPHIA -Fire melts Ice. Rocks can destroy the most sophlaUcat· ed computer. Emotion, when It rtaeb• a swell, can drown the loftiest achemt1 and executioal ol man. So it wu tbat cbemiatry decided the National Jl'ootball Leasue'• NFC cham· eloaablp bere Sunday and' Hnt tbe Pblladelpbla l:a1IH lato tbelr ftnt Super Bowl. Tb• white and 1reen clad Sa1l11 WtH IO lnllat.d with b...-nlal dtltN tbat II 1GU ltuell UMm wttla 1 it: U.., could ba" aploded lato 1~i•. Or, ..... fl"Om tMlr mo ..... tMJ wen IMluDd to IOVAlf to &M moea, DeytooflU..eellldaltrto. They beat the over·conrident Dallu Cowbo)'I 20-7. The score doel not ac· curately connote the fullness ol the rout of the proud Cowboys, looklnl toward ANALYSIS their atxtb super Bowl appearance and poa1lbly their tblrd UUe. The n1ult almoat became obvioua wben tbt two team• came onto tbt fteld -tile &ellel leap&a1 aad 1tlUna U ll read1 to JUIQ out ot their lldia, tbt Cowbo11 NMrnd aad baltneullke, almU. to atnll•• waWq for &M l:Ol~&Mtttr. Th 411awt .. the two teuaa w11 ,..,..... allo .. a 1tud7 ot &M 11 .. 1 ---------.......... . coaches, 1trldln1 in front of their benchea, ahealhl ol paper in their hand• and In electronic contact with operaUvea 1pyin1 from hlch stadium perches. Tbere wu Tom Landry, who mt1bt cban1e bla name lo Tom IAI~. com· plttlftl b1I l11t.ye1r u bead eoaeb ol the Dall11 franchlH1 auat.tre, Im= ble, bundled ln I rur·colland coat and fur b1t with mutts over bl1 tan u protectlon qalnat tbt ... ., . ...,, weatJMir. . HardlJ _,... bu Her ... LudrJ ............. wtdloul. J.ut .. tie. He ... rtnnal. TIM1'•t ..._ ... him UlreW a ftt di Ul•r or Wk -.rt1J at one of hJa playen. He 11 a lean. 1ray. ln1 1Uck ol ice. Aero.a the field was bla coachtn1 rt val, Dtck Vermell, bare-headed, wear· lnc a abort 1reen Jacket and white 1hoea, frelh and boylab lookinl for 41 ye1n. Pulled out ol coll ... eoacblnl rank• <UCLA> to takt over tbt flounder· ln1 Pl\lladelpbla team ftw ,ean aao. he hua't let the 1yst1mllld proa dull hla rah·rah, ..,.,.. 'tm 1p&rtt. ~ So h• mo.ea up and down th• 1ldeHM1, 1tY1q orde~1 7e1Uq •· couraa..-t aDd aomeu .. le9dlq cb""· Wbenltwuovw. V...0....._ ''He ... tocrralot,''MN..-.~ ( .. Mlrn1u, .... •> I ' -DAM. Y fltLOT Martin pick1 Ea11le1 by 3, but he won't bet • • • yet / rre•A•~~ LAS V&GAS Oddllmabr Bob Martin haa • made tbe Ph1ledelphla f.aal•• • thrH·poinl 4 • favorite to beet the Oellllind Maiden m Super Bowl XV But h.-hHn't dec·1oed yet huw ht!'11 1oln1 to bet h&1 uwn money Martin H~h the belllnK lmt7 fur lhe sports book •l the lln1"n f'lau tlotel and that hne, because Martin is well- known and •ell re&peded in be\Un1 ('lrde~. of\en becomes the saandard for thf' real of Ult! ('UUfttry How dot!lli ht! do at " ·The must important lhinl is where ·_; thr money 1s," he said "Beeauae that's what we're doin& here The first three games tul the Nahonal Football Lea1ue plMyoffs 1 the money has been bet a1ainst Oakland The public is the. thin& here. The pubhc sell> the line on the Super Bowl." He Sllld that professional bettors have bet on the Raiders all three games, but ··even af they do, the public controls lhe MAH•N money in this type of game. I think in the final analysis the pubhc wall co me in and bet the Ea1les." That's the major factor in setting the line for this year's Super Bowl, wb1eh will be played in New Orleans on Jan. 2S. But there are others ··tn a couple or games it looked like Oakland was very lucky," he explained "The (Cleveland> Browns could have put them right out or 1t in the last minute of play and you would never have heard of the Raiders again." Also. he said, the public "doesn't believe in" the Raiders. "I think the money will show for the Eailes," Martin said. ·'They really shut Dallas down and played a fine defensive game." .,....._-----,,_,, •• t1l •h•• da11 ------ Joe Smltll, Ohio State offensive tackle, after the Buckeyes' 31-19 loss to Penn State in lhe Fiesta Bowl: "The coaches did have us prepared, but remember. you 're talkin1 about Penn State, not Wisconsin or Illinois. You're talking about a fint-class ball club." ' .......... ~···· «" ............... .... ATLANTA -Fulton County Superior Court m Judge Sam McKenzie on Monday 1ranted a motion to suppress evidence In a cocaine possession case against Atlanta Hawks guard Eddie Johnson, ef. fectively destroying the case against Johnson. _ Is Katella Seahawb' one·tbreat? •1 aoosa aauoN __ ...., ....... Empire Leape M*etMll ee- Uoe opeaa W._.aJ llltllt - end it C.U started la I bll WQ aa pereonially touch Katella Hich vt.ita Oran•• County'• No. 1 tanked Oce9n View and M All·' CIF atar Wayne Carluder. Prediction.a for lea1H ftllllhel have been a traditional t.alt, Mil in thla one, it'• no task It all. Ocean View. with 1-9, 1-1, t-1 hel1ht acroes the front line ud a 12-2 record, ia the overwhelmiJll favorite to captve the title. &ATEU..A, UNDEa tbe hand of Coach Tom Danley, has •trua· sled to a M overall record &o this point, but that's 1tiU more lhan enouth to qualify u the favorite for the No. 2 berth and a spot in lhe CIF 4-A playoffs. Cypress is lhe only other team with a wiMin1 record in this league and the Centurions' 11-3 mark behind 1-3 David BelMe, are easily the favorite to capture the third spot and a playoff berth. The balance of the le11ue - 2-9 Los Alamitos, 4·1 Kennedy and 2-9 Loara -fiiures to fini8" In that order. The only real queatioll in Wa year'• race for the title 11 llow well Ocean View can do. Can the Seahawks race unbeatea throuah lea1ue play and eats the Cl F playoff a with a 22·2 record? , THEaE'S ONLY one real threat -and that ia Katella, a team which hu suffered tllne strai1ht loues, lncludin1 a 11· point embanusment to Hunt- in1ton Beach. Oanley's crew showed ita potential earlier with a five. point victory over Fountaia Valley, Orange Couaty'a No. 3 rated team. lt'laere's flae parek? SPORTS BAEAK /BASKETBALL Powerful Corsairs test G\VC Gow.a West Colle1e face. ib atiUHt teat or the JOUBI Southem Cal Confenace baAet· ball season tonl1ht wllen powerful Santa Monica CC vilita the Ruatlen <7:30). Coach Jim Greenfield's squad, with an imprnsive 14-3 overall mark and perfect 2·0 conferenee record, will have a touch task ln containing the Corsairs' quick unit. Santa Monica CC comes into the contest with a 14-5 record (2-0 in conference). Amon1 lhe victories was a decision over No. 1 ranked El Camino in a non- conference outing. Santa Monica CC is led by 1-5 forward Mike Gerrin, but the en- tire team has been contributin& in the scoring column. • Likewise, no one player has dominated lhe scoring for Green- field 's team , although Jim Eldridge boasts a 15. 7 point per game average. _ "They're a lot like us," admits Greenfield. "They're very quick and they use a full court press throughout the game. They are a little quicker than us, though." The Corsairs lead the overall series between these teams with .a 9-7 mark. Last year, San- ta Monica CC finished with a 20· 12 record. good enough for a tbree·way tie for second place with LA Harbor and LA Southwest. The Rustlers are coming off •~••,...... one of their toughest victories of the season, a 69·67 victory over LA Southwest. The Bo6ton Bruins threw more than just pucks at Min-"It was awfully difficult to l. G·11 M I h B · t · W play there," says Greenfield. nesota go~ ie 1 es e oc e. rum c ap am ayne "They have a tremendous ad· Cashm~. mverted at left, and Peter M.cNab slam mto vantage at home in that gym Ion the...goal. lIL an attempt to score~ The_Brum won 4-3_. e x-__ Lhe old &ppealine Colle&e cam- tending their hom e unbeaten s treak over the North Stars pus). You get 30 people in there to 34 games since 1967 . and it sounds more like 1,000. ·: •·ro~ rag••• "Mr. Johnson can continue to play with the Atlanta Hawks and hopefully have a successful season," said Marvin Arrington, an attorney for Johnson and president of the Atlanta City Council. Carlander, with the 34.4 scor- ing average, is the key to Ocean View's attack. KENNEY NOW BELIEVES IN SELF. • • Johnson was charged with possession of cocaine after he was arrested July 13, 1980, for driving with a suspended li cense. A search of his rental car turned up a vial containing 40 grams of white powder. McKenzie's order stated the white powder cannot be used as evidence against Johnson, who played in the National Basketball Association's All-Star game last season. "My thinking right now is that we will probably not ap· peal the decision," said prosttutor Russell Parker. "The or· der pretty much eliminates the case." Johnson has been free on bond since his arrest and has been playing for the Hawks this season. Sl.r·lo-ft .. I .,..,,. l•r R••fl VANCOUVER, British Columbia -Skier Ken a · Read, who suffered a serious knee injury in a weekend World Cup downhill race, should be able to resume training in six to ei1ht months, a spokesman for St. Paul's Hospital said Monday. Read, 24. tore two of the four major li1aments in his left knee when he fell on the last stretch of his run, He underwent surgery Monday and is expected to remain hospitalized for four to five days. The fall at Garmisch·Partenkirchen, West Germany, was the second major disappointment in a year for Read, who fell near the top of the course in the 1980 Olympic downhill at Lake Placid , N.Y. Gero ...... r.t.•••d .. €1•«-l••••I Veteran center fielder Cesar Gel'OllJmo was re-II leased by the Cincinnati Reds Monday to make room on the roster for newly·acquired free agent Larry llHttaer. Geronimo, 32, bad been with the Reds for nine seasons and was a member or five cham- pionship teams. If he is not. traded within the next 10 days, Geronimo can become a free •tent . . . Pitcher Gaylerd Perr.y signed a one-year contract reportedly worth $300,000 with the Atlanta Braves' Monday and he said he plans tl' make sure the Braves get their money's worth. Perry, by the way, is only 11 wins shy of 300 for his career ... Represen- tatives of the Major League Bueball Players Association and the club owners' player relations committee, as expected, failed to settle grievances which contend that Fre4 Lyu and CarltGD Flak of the Boston Red Sox should be declared free agents. . ... ..... f'ftll ............... " ... . Tennis winner could share in oil well LONDON (AP> -A share in an oil well offered receatly u aa incentive for participants in lhe forthcomi n1 World Cham- pionship Tennis series to .. be played throughout the United States ending with the finals la Dallas, April 27 throu1h May 3. 'l'he Investment in a prospec- tive well to be drilled at an as yet unspecified Texas site was one of the 15 prizes announced at a news conference in London during the WCT's Braniff World Doubles championships. WCT boas Lamar Hunl said. "Straight dollars and cents no longer appeals to the leadinl players. We have had to come up with an Incentive scheme to attract them lo our series.'' The prizes, all estimated at an initial value or around $20,000 dollars, have been provided in conjunction with a Japanese computer firm. They will be available lo lhe ei1ht players 10- ing into the finel efter the eilht· tournament series. The winner will get first choice of prize, the runner-up second choice of prize, etc, down to the eiahth· placed players. Hunt did not say what would happen to the seven prizes not claimied put-on with the emphasis on laughing. KENNEY WAS the next lo last player chosen in the 1978 NFL draft and he enjoyed the humor of the event. Time, however, bad a sobering effttt. Three weeks later, however, Fuller was banged up a1ain and Kenney finally got his chance, getting the assianment 1 ~ hours before kickoff on (what else?> Peerl Harbor Day. ·'I had always done well in prac· lice and preseuon," says Ken· ney. ·•But I didn't know what was going to happen. I had a lot of con- fide11ce but I had never played un· derfire." He proceeded to lead Kansas Ci· ty to a 31·14 victory. completing 12 of 18 for 142 yards and two touchdowns. "I thought it would be much tougher," recalls Kenney. A WEEK IATEa be endured the snow and wind or Pittsburgh, suffering his first interception with 15 seconds left in the 1ame in a21·18loss. Then the big one, a game which has turned KeMey's life around. One which demands a full shot at the starter's berth in '81, one which provides rttotnition. Ken· ney is confident he has an NFL future. "We're certainly optimistic a bout Bi II ,·' says Chiefs spokesman Doug Kelly. "We ex- pect him to make a strong challence in the summer.·· Says KeMey: "There are a lot or thinas 1otn1 now. My battle with Fuller is one thin1. but I'm also watchin1. to see what New Orleans does I will the Saints beckon Pat Haden?), and others, such as San Francisco and Baltimore." yards against Baltimore it marked the first time a Kansas City quarterback had broken the 300-y ard barrier in five seasons. Possibly even harder on Ken· ney than the physical factor of 29 straight stand· ups was the mental game. "I was so mad al San Qiego," says Kenney. "But Sandi re- minded me my time would come. to be ready." N EVERTBELESS, the idle- ness took its toll. ''You find yourself throwing on the off day and my arm was get· ting weaker. I was getting out of shape doing no more than just splitting time on defense and do· ing nothing on offense during practice-There was a token " Compounding this frustration was a background of stumbling blocks despite his potential. Every athlete pays dues, but for Kenney, it has been ridiculous. Arizona State Coach Frank Kush decided he wanted Kenney to become a tight end, so the San Juan Capistrano product packed it in, and headed for Saddleback College. HE BaOKE his thumb on a helmet at Saddleback and saw limited action, mostly as a tight end and running back. Three games at quarterback at Northern Arizona was as far as he got in his junior year when he did it again wilh a helmet. breaking his hand in practice. Finally. in his senior year at NAU. Ke.Mey went the distance at quarterback, but achieved far Marto Tremblay scored two goals and lllcllard ~ Sevll•Y recorded his first shutout as Montreal ' stretched ita unbeaten string to 10 1ames by de- feating Edmonton, 5·91 to hilhlight NHL action Apart from the oil well invest- ment, the eight players could c ho ose o wn e rship or a thoroughbred yearlin1. an in· vestment in diamonds , ownership of gold and silver bullion, shares In a real estate investment trust, a claaaic an- tique car, or baas of sliver coin• ehosen for Investment purpoeea. Oil,ers edge MD, 45-43 Monday ni1ht. The win nanowed the Kin11' lead in the Norris Division to three points . .Elsewhere . . . Defenaeman aay ....,.. backhanded home a rebound with two minutn remainin1, and Boston went on to ed1e MiMeaota, 4-3, ex- tendln1 the Bruins' home unbeaten 1trin1 over the North Stars to 34 games ... Mlle z.lle•a power-play 1011 midway throuah the sttond period proved to be the 11me-winner u St. Lou.la drubbed Hartford, 5-2 . . . a1H Walter and Delmll Marak scored one 1011 apiece u Wubinston broke a ftve- 11me losln1 streak and squeaked put Colorado, 2·1 . . . .... AIU8m , the rookie center for the New York Ran1en, will be sldellned five-to·sevn days with a atralned r11ht knee. Rader reject& Guard Bill Thomp1on stole the ball with five seconds remainln1 P dr ff Monday ni1ht to help the Hunt· 8 e 0 er tniton Beach Olien preserve a SAN DIEGO <AP> _ The San 45·43 decision over viaiUn1 Dieio Pad.res aatd Doul Rader Mater Del in high school basket-ball ection. h11 t urned down an offer '° With the Oilers up by two, the coach thlrd bue for the Natklllal Monarcti.-who iot the ball with Leacue bueball club. ~..1-1 tryin Rader, a former Houatoa Udnl 45 H'-'VllUa to Pay-were I baaeman, became manaaw of to wort for the last shot before the Ped.rel' Hawall farm club TllomP900'1 steal thwarted their IHt aeuoo and led UM l1ladln final attempt. to tbe Pacific Coaat LealH Center Jim Lane, a 8-8 Junior, playoffs. paved UM way for the Oilers aa ..,, ....... ,.. fil ... •• ~••• Frank Howard. new • ...,.. he 1cond 18 points and 11tbered --. __......, ___ --D1-r.-·-1i--;1W"-i!tlr"'Plldl'll.-:""1r11tdt-'•n--' ... irt-..,...~1~2._.ruo• ... ho\.,nt~·· JIJ ~p 1upported --VI-· • '-'IU .. •n:1U,..,;• UI -..... ,WWWQ -. by 1enlor parctkott Becker, aopbllUcated puulnt attack, bu been hiNd 11 tbe failed in an attempt to talk wlto bad 12 pGlnta, and forward new bead coach of the WaablnttGD Redlldal. He Rader into livinl •P Hawall fw ho h d f polnta replactl Jaek Pardee wbo wu ftnd ... Dlltl.. San Diet(o. Pre1 .Kn~PP ~ . •. our Both sides were not exactly sizzling from the field as the Oilers connected on only 18 or 34 shots ( 47 percent). while the Monarchs hit on 18 or 39 (46 per· cent). The Oilers actually won the game at the free throw line despite shooting a horrendous SO percent (13 or 28) from the charity stripe. Mater Oei was seven of 12. The ~test also marked lhe final tuneup before lea1ue action .lot. ~tb... achoola. Huntin1ton Beach· will en\er S-un1et Lel)Ue pl11 at 11·2, while the Monarcha will~ the An1eln Lea1uewlth a&.lOmm:· .. . . .' less th a n a nti c ip ated stat islically. Then came the quick hellos and goodbyes from the Dolphina and Redskins. capped by 116 sft;aight qua rte rs of wailing. Now. however. there is an op· limistic attitude within Bill Ken· ney. the first since he was ap· proaching his sophomore season at Arizona State. TURNING Z1 this month, Ken- ney is well aware his time is near. ·'Brian Sipes is 31 and a four-year starter at Cleveland. Danny White is 28 anti a first-year s ta rt e r ." s ays Kenney . "Quarterbacks come of age from 27-31. ··Rut to really get into it, I really felt I had lo become a sta rter this year ." In three starts Kenney was sacked only five times, possibly because of his quick release and ability to get back and set up quickly. Fuller. ror instance, was sacked S2 times in 13 games. 10 times by Baltimore. THREE GAMES d oesn 't qualify as a career , however. and Kenney is qualifying his dreams with reality. ·'I expect Fuller to be No. I at camp," says Kenney." Bull think I have to be given a good shot, an opportunity to beat him out. 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I 1n1 am_ I I ' ,\ I I •I , ; I I /\ I ( ' ' ' ~iley . flays Clark Oranat County Superv11or Ttllomu Rile)' t.u cond4'mn4'd 1t prop~sal by s u pervuor:.' C9aalnnan Ralph C~rk for 1tooy ol a 30 pettent ancreue an lh~ number~ pemutted daily Jet. lk part\11'5atJohn W11yne A&J"PUrt llUey, in a memor11ndum re leaHd Monday aft ernoon, !>atd coosaderation of ancreasin~ lhe ceiliJ\1 on departures beyond a level cont.emph1tt:d 10 the i.iro * * * lX>St-d &uvort m1tster plan would t.lei.troy th\! county's cred ibility with lht: Caty of Newport Beach over the i.erusihve 1urport issue Cllarlr suggested last Thursday that the hmit on daily departures {'Ould be increased to 62 from it.s eurrent level' of 41 without sub- !>lanllally changang noise reduc- t ion policies contained in the master vlan 1\:. written. the master plan * * * calla for the limit on departures t,o be increaaed lo 55 nt1hts per day. That increase ia predicated on noise bein1 reduced aa com- mercial jet air carriers purchase quieter aircraft. Under the master plan policies, the hith noise impact area sur- rounding lhe airport would be re- duced to 31 acres from its current 237 Under Clark's proposal, lhe hlf(h noise impact area would be * * * ............. ....---.-....... ' Y• 11111111 llllY PIPll OH ANGE COUN I Y ( Al If OJ~ NIA 2~ CENTS o .n airport boost reducedto38acres. In his memo to Clark and other s upervisors, Rile y said, "Throughout the 20 monlbs dur- in& which we have been at work in the ~reparation of lhe muter plan, I have done all I know how to defend lhe integrity of the plan and to win the confidence of lhe people and government of Newport Beach. ·'Frankly, I be lieve the * * * credibility of the board of supervisors is at its highest point concerning the John Wayne Airport, and I should think lhat if we are ever to improve conditions at the airport, we would want to do all we can lo protect what credibility we now have. "If we were to proceed with your proposals, I am confident it would be lhe unwinding of our un- easy truce wilh Newport Beach.'' * * * Thal truce was formed in late September when an out-of-court settle ment was re ached in a lawsuit in which the city sought to prevent the county from purchas- ing 13 acres of land on the airport's west side. At the time, Riley and Newport Beach Mayor Jackje Heather said the city and the county were e mbarking on a ne w e r a of cooperation over airport affairs. * * * r Newport blasts Clark proposal ............. FRESH FROZEN ORANGES IN ROCKLEDGE, FLA. Sub-frHzlng weMher pula crape In pertl Florida freezillg; citn.1$ endangered MIAMI (AP> -The hardest freeze lo hit parts of Florida since about the tum of the cen- tury damaged citrus and vegeta- ble crops today and forced power companies to rotate brief blackouts from Miami to the Georgia border. Tallahassee, with 8 degrees. was the coldest of cities report- ing record lows. The pre vious January low for the capital was 11 degrees in 1971. Other cities r eporting new lows were Jacksonville, where a morning reading of 14 bettered a 95-ye'ar-old January record by Or:•:rJ~;:s• Weather Fair tonight with in- creasin1 high cloudiness Wednesday. Lowa tonight 45 at beaches to 55 Inland. Highs Wednesday 84 along do~~-->-o_aat IA 7.2 iqland INal•E TOD4' 'W Cot0flc¥, IOfM and P'Qe0n.t moa .., eonw o/ rite MtUa /f'Ofrl w~ ,,..,. c1o111. Sn ttorifa, Page Al. ..... A4111U-. CJ ................. •• ......... , ....... ,... .. =:-..:: .... fif 1 ........... ·~~ one degree, and Tampa, which broke a record set in 1905 with 22 degrees. Even Key West ma naged to lje the record low of 41 set Jan. 12. 1886. Miami was at the freezing mark, 32 degrees, the coldest J an. 13 on record. F lo rida Power & Light spokesman Dave Wolverton said the demand for electricity of 10.5 million kilowatts this morning broke the record for the second day in a row and forced rotating blackouts in all cities served by (RELATED PHOTOS A3, A10) DROUGHT HINDERS MISSISSIPPI RIVER -A4 the utility from Miami to the Florida-Georgia border. "Due to the record cold we're meeting an extremely heavy de· mand for electricity," Wolverton said. "As a result, it's been necessary for us this morn- ing already to rotate power out- ages 20 to 30 minutes at a lime." The Florida citrus belt in cen- tral Florida waa hit with tem- ~ peratwee~1.ffom •'-al degrees, forcinl many growers to take preventive action. "We've had temperatures cold enough to probably cause some dama1e," said Don Farmer. 1eneral mana1er of Florida Citrus Mutual. "Tl)oee who had heatina equipment were ualftl that equipment." The cltnaa 1rowen also wen u1in1 trrt1atlon ay1tem1 aad wind machines In an effort to prevent damap. . 1 . • "But it tun two to thNe wHkl for • orm1e to show tbat lt'I 1" .. llJ been hurt,'\ ........ 1aht. •• A1f1·dama1e ·we npeet to have wtl1 be~ Julce·Jleld IGll. Wben JOU 1et lee, you start Im· lnl Juice." Flights bike .. ·-··-·-·· issue By STEVE MARBLE Of .. o.lly Pl ... Sia" Angry Newport Beach City Council members and jet noise- weary homeowners made some noise of lheir own at Monday's council meeting, when talk turned to Ralph Clark, chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, and his proposal to increase commercial flights out of the county airport. ln a heated, hour-long session, councilmen and residents took turns criticizing Clark's recent s uggestion that daily jet de- partures from John Wayne Airport be increased 50 percent. Clark has suggested 62 daily j et d epartures be permitted. Currently 41 are permitted. The proposed airport master plan calls for 55. <;oun4;ilman John Co• c.u.d c f ark's suggestion "gameplay- ing". Mayor Jackie Heather said she felt "betrayed." An at-torney repreaetlliDI a Newport homeowner'• poup aa1d the pro- posal "ia atraisbt out of Kbo- meini 's bag of tricks. "Newport Beach is belnl held bosta1e over airplanes," lldded attorney Tom Edwarda. He· represents the Mariner's Com- munity Auoclatioa. Clarence Turner, president~ the Mariners group, said it's time to "declare war, it'a time to get into the trenches and take no prisoners." ' Turner. aloni with several (See ANGRY, Page AZ> Cagneyluut in accident STANFORDVILLE, N.Y. CAP) Actor J ames Cagney was treat- ed for a bruised knee after a sta- tion wagon he was riding in col- lided with another car on lhe Taconic State Parkway, slate policesaid. The 81-year-old actor and his personal secretary, whowasdriv- ing, were crossing the parkway Monday when their car collided with a car driven by Lloyd Liu, 37, of Bennington, Vt., said trooper Arthur Krug. Cagney, who owns a farm near this eastern Dutchess County village, refused medical treat- me nt at the scene, but Krug said a trooper who drove him home dis- covered a deep bruise on one of his knees. Krug said Cagney was treated by a doctor later In the af· ternoon. Oelly Pl ... P~ l>y P•trlO 0 '0-M 32 ft.AR8 OP •PAM'l'l8N RNDED IN N!WPORT BEACH MONDAY M•rah• H•...,. and Und• Lyte meet ded, Robert Morris Lost'hranch'found ~ Coast iromen locate-dad after 32 years .~ ..... It toot only two phone calls for Lin· da Lyle to find her dad. After being separated for 32 years, the Newport Beach woman and her sis- ter. Marsha, of El Toro thought that the} would never see their father again. THE GIRLS WERE 4 and 6 years old when they last saw Robert Morris. They were living with him and his second wife Betty in Florida when their mom came to pick them up for a shop- ping trip and took them back with her to Cleveland. Over the years, the memories of their days with their father and step- mother faded as they moved on to California and began raising their own families . Their mother's death five years ago started them thinking once again of their early childhood days. THEN THEIR daughters, Tracie and Allison, each came home with assignments to research their fami- ly tree. "Every lime we'd try to research the family tree, there was always one branch missing," explained Linda. "We decided it wasn't going to be that way anymore." Although other attempts to find their dad had been unsuccessful, the two sis- ters were determined not to give up. "00 YOU HAVE ANY idea how many Morrises are in the phone hook ? .. asked Marsha . "A lot." Luckily, their father had had a son and named him Robert Morris. Their fa th er was only a phone rail. 3.000 miles and 32 years away. "Hi. I'm Linda Morris. Are you Robert Morris, .. asked he s lon~-l ost daughter. "I THOUGHT IT WAS just some kind of a joke," said Robert Morris. of his first conversation with his daughter last week. Morris told his daughters that he had almost given up all hope of ever see- ing them again after several attempts to locate them failed . "I HAD A BROKEN HEART for 32 years," said Morris in an interview at his daughter's Newport Beach home . Robert Morris and his wife will he visiting the Orange Coast a rea for a week. During that time they have a lot to catch up on. Linda has two new brothers and her dad has two daughters. two sons·in-Ja w and five grandchildren to get to know. "We've pretty much decided to start from today rather than rehashing the past,·• said Linda. -Ry .Jodi Cacknheod Back Bay gets S. Coast waste By aJCHAaD GaEEN °' .. ....., ........... _p_gj}Ulecl:w.t~ll>JP '•PP• lUlli SinltatlGft Inc. once .. aln 11 ille1ally flowlnc Into Newport Bay. water quality authority Darrell Smith char1ed today. . The wute water, a byfroduct or the aewa1e-treatmen proc. H• •. bec_an •ellllnt into San Dle10 CNell lut WHk when a plpeltne broke. That plpeUne bu been carrytn1 the 1tuff Into tbe Paclftc Ocean otf Soutb Lal\ma. L•llUD8 Hilla Sanltatloa, Inc., be1an lllinl the pipeline Dee. 11 after water quality offlclall complaiald ~ 19tlaat murky _... from tlae = plant 'r:r:'•'41Mo UM , wblcb tlllo ewDQl't a.,. Water qualltJ offlclala 1ay tbat ....,. tNIUd In a two- step proceu can lecally be piped Stipanovich. He said he· is directly into the ocean but usual· postponlna the filinl of a lawsuit ly WI•'& a&lG • •• &o be dumped u..._ ........... ·1M10liaUoa1~ ..uh -U••· to the bay, wblcb la more aewase-treatment. company. aenaiUvetopollutlon. -Smith, 1upervl1ln1 en1lneer for tbe Santa Ana Re1lonal Water Quality Control Board, aald the tanttaUon com9uy•1 waatewater flowed lnto the bay tbroUlbout 1• -ln violation d tbe t.cteral Cleu Water Act. The state Attoraey General'• office is now caealderlnl ftllq a elvU auk qa&mt tbe compaJ for vAolat.lnl t11e a .. n Water Aet, aceordtnl t.o lmltb. La,_. HlDa Saltadoa Ille. could a. flMd a mulmam d .... for .,., .., " • pd waate ntw l•to laa Dlqo Creft, eeewdlnl to Depllb M· tor11•1 O~aeral 8mll The wute water that is now beln1 dumped into tbe creek and that waa dumped throughout t• contains biolo1ical wute mat~er and au1pended or· 1anl1ma, water quality otflciala IQ, It bu tbe effect of addinc to the exl1tln1 bacterial con· tamlnaUan In tbe b•1 ud ereat· ln1 o••aowtha d atcae. llut u.i polluUoD Dl'Obl•m tln't I bealtll liuard, lfDc4t Newport Bay II alNlldr eloHd to mm· men_.~ ••tMrbll· T•rrr WIUldt. .tee~ of La.-HUia 9ada .... labela UM dumDl•• of wute water into San Diego Creek as only a "technical" violation of lhe-CleaA We&oel'..AC11....----~-~ He said h1a companf has acted •eaponalbly and tried to modify .ind expand its facllitiet to deal with a problem created by too much sewa1e and only a limited ablllty to reclaim tt. The company handlea aewa1e from 47,000 people ln El Toro • La1una Hiii• and a portion ol M l11lon Viejo. La1una Hiils Sanitation'• aervlce 11 lndia~able to" the area, and water quality olftclal1, therefan, ana 't ln a poslUan to eloM tM c:ompanJ'• ooeratlalll. "We cm't Uut down ..... ::.:~~.::..::~~ ••• Haig denies illeg_al acts WASHINGTON IAl'1 Alt'a aJtder .. llaai uid tnd•)' lht' W ater1ate •nnd•I lh•t doum4'11 Utt' Nlaon pre&•de!nt·y wH both "nle1al and ahapld.'' but d•n•~I an)' wron1doln1 durin1 h11t Whitt' fi(iuae 11 .. rvlrt! In the fu11t huted t••rh1an.:t! 111 four days of ht-•rtnte1' t~tvrt-th11 Soenatt' t'or••in Hf'l11t1tir1i. t '11111 m1tttt on h1~ noman1tt11m to tw sec-rt'1M) nf 4ti.te· 1n ttlt' Ht-uliClllll 111dmin1io1\r1t\IOll llitllil 'litUJ 'I nt'\ t•r w1ll1nl(I\ 111 1·u 11 ' r 1 o u , 1 > 111 u 111· "n ., (' 1 o u 'I y pSH\1np111t't'1 in an li('I I 1·1111 s1dered 1mnwral or .. 1x1vt' 1111 11\~aial I d1dn t du 1\ then and l hll\eO I d11nt' 11 111 '.J7 }t'llr!> uf m1htar) '>t'f\ 1t l' '>en H'l' lCJ the . ~·ountr1· Haig ~hv Wll!> Whitt: tluusc l'h1ef of ~•aff in tht-final ·month!> uf Richard M ~1 xun ~ µrt!!>tdt!n C') looked dtrcl'll) at Sen Paul · Sarbanes IJ Md , who had que!>t1on~ him extensively on his White !louse role ··And I am somewhat sur IJrlSed at your pers1stt!Ol'e on ttus. · · Haig s iud Sa rbanes as ked lla1~ r e peatedly whether he considered Watergate wrong. The senator said he was concerned more about Haig's altitude toward Nixon's ·:abuses" than about whether Haig was directly in volved. Other senators joined in ask ing that question, and finally Haig replied, "ll was both ii· legal and stupid. And I think if Preside.nt Nixon were here, he would say it was stupid." Said Haig: "Mistakes were made. No one is discounting the fact that they were m ade.· 1 didn't make them. I wasn 't there when they were made. J hap· pened to inherit the situation or the consequences of those mis· takes ... " The Watergate issue was the highlight or llai~'s appearance today before the committee. whose Republican members hope to clear his nomination Wednesday for Senate action. Haig told the committee earUer he opposed troop reductions in South Korea at this lime, and to" day he was asked why .. I think the major impact Wt: would have to consider would be the impact on Japan. which in strategic terms has looked on South Korea as a dagger pointed at the heart of Tokyo,·· Haig said. "In unfriendly hands or even ,.,. WI••,.,..• 'ILLEGAL, STUPID' H•ig on W•terg•te in dis puted hands it would be ver y unsettling to Tokyo. It would have a eomparable im· pact throughout the area. "And perhaps most important· ly of all, J think it would convey to the People's Re public of China a message that would be very self-defeating at this lime," he s aid. Haig.did not elabor .. te, but hi.s comments suggested that a U.S. troop withdrawal might be in· terpreted in Peking as meaning the United States no longer is com milted to South Korea's sur· vival. But at another point. when Ha ig was asked about con· gressional approval of a slate· ment that it would "view with grave concern" any Chinese use of force to take over Taiwan, Hai~ refused to comment in de· tail. "Well, I think any use of force is a matter or utmost concern to the United States," he said, add· in~ that the s ubject is so sensitive that "I j ust don 'l think it would serve any useful purµose to go into il further here." 200 ears damaJ!~d TrncKer -loses Job over nail spill Things haven't been going too well for Marvin D. Kelley of Covina, the trucker who spilled a load of wide·headed. inch-long roofing nails on the San Diego f'reeway in Irvine over the weekend. HE'S BEEN FIRED from his job with the Wallace Transport Co. of El Monte. the company r,.esponsible for fix· ing the tires and windshields of about 200 cars damaged ~Y the nails, California Highway Patrol Officer Gar y Keller said today. "He just didn't lie down his load properly and a strap gave way while he w as d ri vmg on the freeway,·' Kell er said. "I DON'T WANT TO hear any more about it." com· mented Kelley before abruptly ending a telephone con· versation with a reporter today. Officer Keller said some of the people whose cars were damaged are pretty mad at thetrul'ker. "We've had about 135 people who've already come down to our office to file complaints and we're expecting to have another 6.5," Keller said. "The majority or people have been mad and upset. ''Some said they want to 'get' the truck driver. They ary. pretty radical about the whole thing.·· KELLER SAID EMOTIONS have been further stirred by ini tlal confusion over the legal owner of the truck. "We thought at first that a company up in Merced owned the truck but we later found out there was no such company." Keller said. 0 PEOPLE WERE CALLING the Merced Chamber of Commerce and the police uptherelofindout where the com· panywent." According lo Keller, people whose vehicles were damaged by the nails should keep re<:eipts of lire repairs and should also keep all evidence including the nails. They then should "o to the CHP office. 2031 E . Santa Clara. Santa Ana. and fill oul a complaint form which will be handed over to the truck company's insurance carrier. •• Thom•s P. Haley l"li!llllMr Robert N. Weed "''"*111 M. ThOn'Wls Keevll ...... Thom•s A. Murphlne IMMell'I hll• Charin H. Loos An1t1 .. 1 MIMelnt ••llor C•11yr11111 "" on"'' c .. ,, 111• .. ltlllftl Cem,e11y. Ht MWt .............................. ,,.... ... w """ ............. ,. ... ,..., '" r•11r•••e•• wltll••• ''ec ••• ,.. .......... ~--'· TELEPHONE -Att ltepe tl:- CIHetned Advertl9'"9: 142·5'11 --·------- OFFICll (Oii• Mew: JJllW.tl .. ., Str .. 1 Latllft• ... <II: 1011 HO. CN\I Hlt11wn H\Hlllntl .. 8e«ll: 1117S 8H<ll .... le~erd ~rn::n1~~·cUsJ;'::r.i:~~.f0r~ ~:i:: rlt r s~.00 montllly; by mall ss.C""'°"'"''; ,,. ..... ,., dlHt!NtlOrl• .... "*""''· fM or411199 Coa11 Dally Piiot, •1111 Wlll<ll i. tOmblMCI IN IW<ft.Pr .. ,, I\ publl"'9• by lht 0••"9t CM~ PuOl1'11lnt ComlNf'y, s.,.....i. tdlllOflt •rt publlWd MoncN, tllr°"91\ ,,,.,., l•r Cott• Mew, '"-' 8te<ll, HYllll!olton ttHll/l'ounteln Valley, lr ~!n•, Lttun• 9HCll/Soulll '-''· A \1 ..... , .. _ Mllleft It publltMd SaturdtYt-s.;ndtyt. fllt PflMlllJltl """'""'"' ....... " •• )JO We\I ••• $!•••. 1".0 eo1 IMO,, C..IA MeM, Cell""nl• tHa., VOL. 74, MO. 11 . ' ·er-=··-· r .. HO.lalJe'C releaSe neqring? By fte AMeelaW Pnu . A top Iranian ne1otiator sa1d today "it seem& that the dale of the release or the holta1es ia ap- proaching," but that final a1ree- ment has not been reached and releaae of the 52 Americana may btY poetponed. the official Ira· nian news aeency reported. Iran 's Parliament, meanwhile. put off debate on tw<f""bllls aimed at helping re· solve the hostage crisis but a parliamentary spokesman said there was no indication of op· position to the measures. o.ity 'Melt,,_.., 1tku,.1t.-.w Pars quoted ~med ~zi.zi, 8!1 orricial in the pnme m1mster s orfi ce involved in negotiations to end the 14-month crisis, as dis- t•ussing the latest negotiations bet ween the United States and Iran through Algerian in· termediaries as well as "rumors that the hostages may be fr~ by Friday." SOUND ENGINEER OISPl.AYS NEW SIGN BEFORE COUNTY PLANNERS MONDAY Sign mtepl•ced -ehould h•ve been In Newport co"~cll ch•mbera Mond~y ~lg_.!'t Lido Isle newswoman Strock dies l",....r~AI ANGRY ..• councilmen, suggested one tac. tic might be to go on record as opposing the recently released master plan for John Wayne Airport. "If we don 'l start playing hardball with the supervisors,·· continued Turner. ·'I believe in Longtime newspaper woman 15 years there will be a big and Newport Beach resident swath or destruction from .. one Eileen C. Strock died Saturday end of N~wport to the other f o llowing surgery in ~--Councilman Pa ul Hummel. Angeles. She was 69. dismissing "!f10Sl supe~v.is~rs a.~ • a bunch of tmhorn pohtac1ans. The Lido Isle resident sti:rted suggested the city take out full· working for the oldNewporterin page newspaper ads lo "arouse·· the early 1960s, holding positions the public. including editor and society ··If the dam was going to editor She later became the break or the river was goang to first society editor of the Costa overnow," said the Corona del. Me s a News when it was Mar councilman. "we'd let the purchased by Sutton Industries people know. And that's wha t we in 1979. She retired in late 1979. s hould do let them know they In addition to her work as a reporter, Mrs. Strock was active in community a rfairs. She was a member of f'riends or the Bay, S PON , Ora nge County Philharmonic Society, Lido Women's Club, Angelitos de Oro and the Newport Beach His· lorical Society. She moved lo Newport Beach from Bel Air in the 19505 with h~r late hus band, attorney Arthur Strock . Mrs. Strock graduated from UCLA and was winner of numerous reporting awards from the California Press Women. Mrs. Strock, who died follow- ing opeo heart s urgery at St. Vincent's Hospital in Los i\ngeles, is survived by her son, Arthur V. Strock of Newport Beach. The family suggests donations be made to the Los Angeles Thoracic & Cardio Vascular Foundation, 615 South Flower St.. Los Angeles. No services will be conducted. CrWJh brings blackout in Costa Mesa Much of southwest Costa Mesa was left without electricity for about two hours Monday when an unidentified motorist backed into a power pole guy wire. causing overhead high voltage lines to touch and burn out. A spokesman for Southern California Edison Co. said the incident at 18th Street and Whit· tier Avenue resulted in another burnout near 17th and Placentia A venue when electricity surged through power lines. Left without electricity between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m . were about 2,000 homes and busi· nesses between 17th on the south, Wilson Street on the north, Whittier on the west and Maple Street on the east. the spokesman said. Encounter • expensive face annihilation." Councilman Don Strauss said the city should consider fighting back with laws uits as its weapon and should oppose the muster plan. Mayor Heather went easiest on the supervisors, stressing that the city had established a new "spirit or cooperation .. with the county. She said othercities s uch as Costa Mesa and Tustin may be ready to take sides with Newport in fighting airport ex pans ion. "But I admit it's pretty hard to trust the supervisors from board action to board a ction." the mayor said. City Attorney Hugh Coffin sug - gested the day might come "when we may have to enter the fray and expect a long bitter fight that could last years. perhaps more than a decade.·· Mr. Flam.son services set Private funeral services for Newport Beach resident Richard Fiamson, who died last Wednesday at the age of 83, will be held in his home stale of Texas. Dr. F1amson was associated with Santa Fe Hos pital in Los Angeles and had recently moved to Corona del Mar. He was an active member of the American College of Surgeons and the American Medical Association. He is survived by two sons Richard Flamson Ill of Los Angeles and W. Jack Flamson or London and four grandchildren. Sinatra, Streisand lead Grammy list L 0 S A N G EL ES ( A P > -- Frank Sinatra. Barbra Streisand a nd n ewcomer Christopher Cross led the way as the Na· tional Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences announced a fairly middle-of.the road list of major Grammy nominees today. Sinatra's ··Trilogy . l'ast. Present & l"uture" won album of the year and best album votcl>, with the single, "Theme from New York. New York." gather ing record or the year. song or the vear. best male pop vocal and best arrangement accompa nying vocalist nom1n at1ons Miss Streisand's "(;u1lty ." produced hy Bee Gee Barry c;1bb and fellow Bee Cee pro· dul'crs Albhy Cialuten and Karl Rict)ardson. wa:-. nominated for a lbum or the year. ancl its "Woman in Lo ve" singl e wa!> nom inaled for record or the vcar. song l)f thl' year and best f cm a le pop vocal performance Miss Streis and's duet with Barry Gihb, "Guilty," also wa:. nominated for hes\ pop voe al performance by a duo or group Christopher Cross. a previous· Iv unknown Texan whose dehul album. "Christopher Cross, .. has spawned several hil songs, earned norrunations for album of the year, best male pop vocal performanl'e and be s t engineered recording. Hi s dreamy single. "Sailing'" was nominated 'for record of the year. song of the year and best arrangement accompanying a vocalist, and Cross himself was nominated as best new artist. Other no minees 10 ma1or --,.,._ , --- \IHAfllA STREISAND <·a t e gories inc luded : Bette ~11dlcr , whose "The Rose" earned record of the year, song of the year and best female pop voC'a l performance nominations; Kenny Rogers, whose "Lady" received nominations for record of the year, song of the year, ht's t mal e pop vocal pcrformanc·e and with Kim Ca roes on "Don't l"a II in Love with a Dreamer'' best pop voeal 1x•rform<1ntc by a duo or group. Hilly J~I. who has won four Grammys the las t two years inC'lu<ling last year's prestigious album of the year award was nomma\c.'() for album of the year and be s t rock voc al p e rfo rm a n ce for "Glass Houses." and Joel's long-time producer Phil Ramone was nominated as producer of the year The onl v rock ensemble to be represente<J in a major category was Pink 1-'!oyd, whose "The Wall" was nominated as album of the vcar . best vocal rock p e rf o rman ce and best cngincert'd recording We're Listening ••• Thl' Dailv Pilot wants to hear from its readers. what you like about the paper and what you don't hkl' We also would. like to publish your·vic•ws on any subject in our lellers ·t~ the editor col· umn. Call the numbr r below and your message will be r.ecorded. Messages will be transcribed several times daily and deh_vered ~o the desk of thl' appropriate editor. Mailhox cont!"ibuttons will be delivered to thl' editorial pa~e editor Mailbox contributors must mtludc their name and telephonl' number for verification. No circulation calls. pl~ase Tell us what ·s on your mind The number is m ser\'itc 24 hours a d ay. scven days a week 642·6086 A 39-year-old Irvine woman learned sadly Mon- day that close encounters in Laguna Beach saloons aren't always of the best kind. She reported to Irvine j>OliCe that a man she met at. work .. 'squired lier to a Laguna waterin1 spot Sun· day. Later, they parted at her Irvine home about 3 a .m. Monday. Diamond rings to make Still later, she told in· veati1atora, she discovered ml11ln1 from her bedroom dre11er were: -A $5,000 bracelet. -A 14 ,000 Lady Hamlltonwatcb. -Another 12,000 wrist bauble. She told ottlcen she tried to reaeb her 1...Ueman at· quatatance at tlaeteiepbone number be 1••• ber. He Wllft'ttblN . her smlle. ------ Beautiful diamond dinner rln~s In 14 karat yellow gold. A. $975. B. $525. C . $310. §LA.VICK'S flrw J•wtlen SI~ 1917 FHhlon l1land, Newport Cenwr. Newport Beach, 714/Mt-1380 Wnlml"'"' I Lasune HID• I Minion Viejo I NOf1h Or•"I' I flit City w. c.m.o. • ''" ~a. AIM> C~eltf Lot A"plft I Sen Dltgo I Lat Yflllt uw-ofsi.'lkl'•~ctwp ~°' ~1111,_.. VlSA. ,...a.,.. MllMtr Firw lnaitltrt C111M . ·! :· .. .. .. ~ .. ~i . . -._ _ NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACl10NS N DM.VPILOT .. Dow Jones Final OFF 3.67 CLOSING 115.10 1t1ao'• '3 Stirks?' J Business leaders ·· lack _identity By MIL TON MOSKOWITZ Most Americans would have little difficulty identifying Crest as a toothpaste. But how many know who John G .. ·Smale is? • ' Most Americans would have little trouble telling you what a Cadillac is. ·eqt how many recognize the name Roger B. Smith? Most Americans are probably familiar with the brand name GE -and even the corporate name for which it stands: General Electric. But how many are familiar with John F. Welch Jr.? BY NOW MOST Americans know about American Ex· press Travelers Cheques (they're the ones always getting Jost) -and they are certainly familiar_ with the race of Karl Malden, the actor who promotes them in TV com· mercials. But how many people can tell you who Jimmy "Three Sticks" Robinson is? Those are all corporate leaders.heads or newly elected heads of ciant companies, But Money Tree hardly anyone outside of their respective corporate com- pounds knows anything about them. John Smale, for example, is the man credited with get· llnl the American Dental Association to endorse Crest as an effective cavity fighter. It was quite a coup, enabling Crest to capture first pla~e in sales. AND IT HELPED Smale rise in the ranks at Procter & Gamble IP&G). a company whose products (Tide, Ivory, Head & Shoulders. Pampers, Charmin, Duncan Hines. P'olgers. Jif J are likely to be found in every household in the land. .. . . . . . . .... Smale has just been elected tile seventh chief ex· ttutive in P&G 's 143-year history. He graduated from Ohio's Miami University, not far from P&G 's headquarters in Cin· cinnati. Heis53. Roger 8 . Smith? He has just succeeded Thomas A. Murphy as the chairman of the world's largest auto . ' maker. General Motors. Smith, like Murphy, came up not ;: from the factory floor but from the finance side of the busi· :- ness. Neither has ever worked for another company. ,: •. JOHN WELCH WILL STEP into the top job at General ~ Electric next April. He's yowig -45 -and he's that rarity ;: in the corporate executive suite: he holds a Ph.D. degree. ~ Fortune describes Welch as "a sharp-elbows executive -~ positive. intense. impatient." He joined GE immediately it: upon receiving his doctorate in chemical engineering from ;; the University of Illinois in 1960. ~ Jimmy .. Three Sticks'' Robinson runs the American ~ Express empire, which includes Fireman's Fund in· ~ surance. He's called "Three Sticks" because he is James :· Robinson III. He comes from a prominent Atlanta family. ~ Why are business leaders so invisible? David Finn. ~ chairman or Ruder & Finn. a major public relations outfit, ;: wrote about this subject in the November-December issue ~.: of the Harvard Business Review, concluding that cor· s; ponte-managers .!.!.h-ttve-dor1t-a poor-jotrur-n1111~.--,,....,-.. themselves." := Finn maintains that ·'no one can be a leader if he or ~ she doesn't permit his or her deepest instincts as a human :~ being to manifest themselves at work and use those in- stincts to capture the public imagination." .'if ork• In Tllr s,,.,,,,,,., HEW YOAIC (API !Hile>. noon pric~ .,,. NI c:h_.., of ow f1ftMn mo~t "'''""' '-• Ya<k SIOO E «11•"90 '"""'· trec1onu ""t.on.lly •I more '"•"ti .. .. '· '• . ., lllWrfran 1...radrr• M7,100 62'1.700 ne.soo :i.HOO 3'2,SOO )01.SOO 211,Sob 11'.'IOO 112.100 2W.100 1!0.000 249, 100 21',loOO 231,JOO 2l•.IOO '• ~--------------'• '• .. 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Q) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS EI!) THEATRE BEAT 'I 11 M.u1••nlhal ht>~ts. this •.tu,w •.p1,tf1u11t111y Conley 'H111r-. Hi••I 'l (..1tJ,ue1 l)t:r tnrrHi1l1(•• ,,, ltlt• '''n~s ot C1t11•t ' "-')n1C1•1•.t1t J.11 lfUt·•., Ht•·I •,w1tl t1v 11t:tn1 Mdtt (..,;,, "'" a!) NEWSCHECK 10JOW NEWS IE INOEPENOENT NETWORK NEWS ED PRESENTE lllN.jHlo, 'Nightline' catches on lnle 11e-1t"S slunt, a surprise success Uy Pt;Tt:R J . BOVt:K I.OS 1\:-.;1:1<:1.l·:S j J\J'1 ":'-J1ghtl1111:." wh1eh had t.•very rt•ason LO ll1ss1patt• inl•1 a l'iin1·1·h.-t1 TV oddity. h<.1s n·1 lnstcucl. AHC.:'s lcilt: night nt'ws pro gram has dt:v<•lopNI into a rirst-ral1• nt:ws s how. in some regards, tht: bes t on tclt·v1s1<in The s how that bttgan as a s111>t n~spons1· to a nt·ws story the Iran cl'isis hus long-sinrc outgrown its or iginul purpc1s1· to tw.t'11mt: m·l w11rk lt·lr!vision 's las t word on lht.• tlciy 's t:vt:nts And 11 1s the only daily network n('Ws 'how that al111w'> 1ts1·lf tht: in dulge nt·t: of n•I at i vely in 1l1•pth rt:J>'1rl" i\NUIOR Tt:D KOPPF.1. has t•m crged into one of the steadiest of TV newsmen. itu1ding the show with intclhl-{t.•ncc and styli~. and. 1l should be noted, a limikc1 amount 1,f:pomposily .. Nighllint.•.. shoul<ln,. ha vt: '>11c-rc1•dt:d a~ 1t has . When it began as th<· 111 t11 20 minute "America Held llostagl'" m Ncivemhcr '79, 1l had urge ncy to sustain 1l Hut as the cn s1s in Iran drew out into a prulon)(ed ordeal, /\UC Nl'ws' httle curiosity was for ced lo go on 1ls own merits a1ainst NBC's .Johnny Carson and ens· rather successful batch of lute night movicR It became "Nightline." and graduiilly d e· veloped a minidocumcnlary attitude, focusing on one story in the news for 10 minutes or so while de· voting the re maining ti me to .a brief newscast and, or course. updates on the hostage situation. SOMETHING UNEXPECTF.D h appened : "Nightline" caught o n. Despite a much·tmproved, and much-discussed , "Tonight Show" opposite it, "Nlghlline" more than held its own in the ratings. The numbers demonstrated a market for a late- nlght news show. Last week, "Nightline" expanded from 20 m inutes to a full halr·hour. This spring, it will ex· pand rrom four nights a week to rive. "Nlghtline ," in its way. has becom e the • its ~BCde/enth early Reagan call .. MrNt·1l-Lchrer Report" of network television. Wht·n llonald Heagan mf't with Mexico's pres ident .J1>s1· L'>IJ('Z Portillo last week. the evening network Ol'W S s howed pictures or Reagan a nd Lopez l'o rl illo, ofh:r<!d some brief comment on Reali( an 's hopt• of 1mprovi nJ! rt'lations with Mexico, and that was about it. Bul "Nighllin<"' spent time with the story. It <'allt·d upon a Heagan adviser on Mexico to explain \hat eounlry's scemin~ reluctance to become a t·hc ap and easy supplier of oil to the United Stall's fl went li ve to Mexico C.:ity for comments from a Me xican um vcrsity professor, and explored s11m1· of lhf! reasons bchjnd the strained U.S.· M1•xwan rc·lations un1l cr the Carter administra· lion TH•: t'Ol.WWING F.VF.NING, last Tuesday, "N 1~htlinc" planned ii m inidocumentary on the Mafia, including an interview with informant Jim· m y "Thl' Weasel" f'ratianno. But the show's in- spirmJ! force beckoned : Reports new everywhere that evening saying that Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini had accepted U.S. proposals for the re· l1'asc of the hosh1ges. "Nightline" devoted the entire show to the Ira· man situation, overplaying the prospect of immi- nent resolution as much as any othe r network ne ws operation. Des pite the Cacl that Jody Powell was emphatically restrained on the developme nt, /\HC's Rob Oyk told the "Nightline" audience: "It is obvious that something is happening ther e, an important announcement is on the way." THE ANNOUNCEMENT never came thal niRht. of course, and ABC News, a s the others, backed off once again. But "Nighlline" was at le ast there. r eady for the story. When Iran promised an eventful news conference at 2:30 a.m . New York time. "NiJChtline" went on the air for West Coast viewers. Even though the re was no true breakthrough, it was welcome information on a night when thln1s seemed to be breaking. CBS. meanwhile was into Its movie, and Carson was about lo Introduce his next guest. :;, 1 LOS ANGELES (AP ) -NBC News division ..a.w.ar.W.WHttn.·S.aU.~aaya~etwo~-it~ cltlon to calf Ronald Rea1an lhe winner be£ore \fest Cout polls closed In November's presidential electlon1 bad no discernible efrect on voter tal'DCMlt. ~· !]mall, 1peakln1 at a news conference on the day of a lhree·day .NBC·sponsored news rtn1, aald Independent retearch for the ortt determined the early projeetlon, which lbortly after 5 p.m. PST, didn't affect lh• c,."°81e of the vote. lmalJ Hid IM hd "DO problem" with tbe ~xll Nlllal tUt •• lu1ely relied upon f« Uae Pl"O'Jec· • MW be had IMD DO evidence that tlM ¥Ote tbe WIM wat affeeied by UM ~ R .. 1an .... ~ ........... rttM to ............. "If nm ...., •• that w alf.ud &M voter .1111,..~ -we wwld NGa•lller, We .... , waat .. _,.,....., .. 111 it••**·., The Power Behind The'lbrone TUBE TOPPERS KHJ e 6:00 -1....akers Basketball. 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Merv salutes Harrison Tonight's Merv Grifrin Show on KTTV, Chan· nel 11 , al 9 p.m . will be a fuJl .program 90-minute salute to Rex Harrison and the new "M y Fair Lady" on stage at the Pantages Theater. Highlight of thil\ evening's. tri_bnte will be a half ·hour Interview with Harnson, followed by conversation and performances by other leading members or the company including Cheryl Ken· nedy, young British musical comedy star who is making her American debut as Eliza Doolittle. Fred to sta at NBC helm I.OS ,\:\j:f<:l.ES •1\1'1 '.IU '. \dtll'h unvc•tlccl tis 111H·c11ntnf,! s1·r1t·" o \ 1•r 1111· 1.1.1·•·k1·n1I plan:-. lo rt· ta 1n 11:-. pn·:-.1<frnl. 1-"ri·ol ~I h nni;.,n alt houl!h ht!' '"'" 't'ason:-. Y.tl h lht· n1·lw11rk h;l\1' "'1 L1r tw1•n le'>" than '>l)t'l'I :wular :'Ii BC' has · no int1·111111n o f gl·lltnl.! rid o f Fn•cf S1h c·rman. ·• :-.a111 Holit·rl M11lh11lland. prc·s1dt•nt of i'HH .. s SH« T\. dl\'l:-.tnn lie ·als11 !'.aid Uwt the ndwork ha:-. ~f111;1 ll~ p11!'.h1•cl 1h w;c~ 1nl11 s econd plac·1· 1n the· thn•t• w;I\ rating~ ran·. atthoui.:h the oth•·r t•orn men·1al tlt'lworks d1!'.pul1· lhl· <'latm NB<' t:NTt:RTMNMt:NT l'r cs1dt•nt Hra ndc>n Tart1koff. S1lverm;.1"1 ·s :JI year old proll•1Zc. who took t•11ntrt1l of NB(' prt1grummin~ last st•ason. s aid NB<· will prt'mtt'rt' M'Ven of its 19fl').JU series in .I anuary. mdudmJ,! restructured versions or .. Bur k Ko~ers." ·' ILi and the Rear" and "Lobo." flt' said the nt'lwork pla('es gn•a t stock in the new "Ifill filues" poltC·c st•ri cs. to debut Jan 15, and a "Walking Tall"· series starring Bo Svenson. Another biJ? NBC hope 1s th<' m ulti-part "The Gangster Chromc·ks ·· Tar11korr said the show would not Rlorify v111l<'nct·. but would explore a phenomenon organ1u•d crimt• that 1s part of our c ulture i\S t'OR RF.MAKt:s Ot' old TV show~ such as a new ··Maverick ... with James Ira m er repris ing the starring role. and .. The Brady c;1rl~ Get Mar- ried." Tartikoff quipped · ·Tm only 31 years old so I never saw them the rirst time " · Other upcoming shows include : "The AnJCie Di('kinson Show,·· with Miss Dickinson as a divorced woman: "Th<' Stockers." a pilot starring Pitts burgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw and country singer Mel T illis as stock car drivers ~: .. Nero Wolfe." with William Conrad as the noted detective, and the ··Project Peacock" prime tim": children·s series that kicks off Feb. 8 with "The: Ril' Stufft.>d Dog," featuring Snoopy : Tartikorf restated a pledge that NBC would deli emphasize its past erratic scheduling and ~uic~ can<'ellation practices and concentrate on building• bread-and·butter weekly series.